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Bellevue Philharmonic presents Handels' Messiah

Kirsten G. James, Neighbor
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The Bellevue Philharmonic presents Handel's Messiah, the world's most popular choral work. This glorious oratorio has become a Bellevue Philharmonic tradition with its blend of elegant melodies, thrilling choruses and brilliant orchestrations.  The BPO will be collecting toys for the Forgotten Children's Fund at the Messiah concert.

Michael Miropolsky, Music Director/Conductor with the Bellevue Chamber Chorus Dr. Fredrick Lokken, Music Director.

Janeanne Houston, Soprano
Melissa Plagemann, Mezzo-Soprano
Stephen Rumph, Tenor
Charles Robert Stephens, Baritone 

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