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14 Jun

Royal Melbourne Philharmonic: Haydn's The Creation

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Joseph Haydn’s glorious late oratorio The Creation is considered by many to be his greatest masterpiece, and one of the finest examples of a classical oratorio ever composed. Famous for its magnificent orchestration, sparkling arias and rousing choruses, it is one of the greatest of all oratorios.

Conductor Andrew Wailes leads an all-star cast of outstanding soloists – Australian/American soprano Rachelle Durkin; Japanese/ Australian mezzo-soprano Syrah Torii; tenor Michael Petruccelli and bass-baritone Christopher Richardson, along with the large choral and orchestral forces that Haydn envisaged for this great work.

A spectacular choir comprising both the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir and Melbourne University Choral Society will be joined by over 50 players from the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra in the magnificent setting of St Paul’s Cathedral.

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Date Times
Sat 14 Jun
  • 2pm - 4.15pm 2:00pm - 4:15pm
  • 7pm - 9.15pm 7:00pm - 9:15pm

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St Paul's Cathedral
200 Flinders St
Melbourne 3000

Open in maps location for St Paul's Cathedral

Price and bookings

Adult / general $65
Senior $55
Student / concession $35
Book online for Royal Melbourne Philharmonic: Haydn's The Creation

Contact details

  • telephone number: 0421 739 610
  • email address: tickets@rmp.org.au
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