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==Abstract==
==Abstract==


==Editions, performances, translations==
An oratorio on the [[Life of John the Baptist]]. The characters are: [[John the Baptist]] (baritone), [[Herod Antipas]] (tenor), [[Salome]] (soprano), Narrator (contralto) + mixed chorus (SATB) and Orchestra.


Published in London [England]: Luca, 1873.
==Editions, performances==


Premiered in London [England]: Exeter Hall, March 1874.
Published in [[London, England]]: Luca, 1873.
 
Premiered at the Bristol Musical Festival in [[Bristol, England]]: Colston Hall, 23 October 1873. The work was first given in [[London, England]]: Exeter Hall, 20 March 1874.
 
==Synopsis==
 
* Part I: The Desert (John's Preaching; Christ's Baptism)
* Part II: Machaerus (Herod's Feast; John's Execution)


==External links==
==External links==


* [http://imslp.org/wiki/St._John_the_Baptist_(Macfarren,_George_Alexander) IMSLP]


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Latest revision as of 08:09, 29 March 2017

St John the Baptist (1873) is an oratorio by George Alexander Macfarren (mus.) and Edwin George Monk (libr.).

Abstract

An oratorio on the Life of John the Baptist. The characters are: John the Baptist (baritone), Herod Antipas (tenor), Salome (soprano), Narrator (contralto) + mixed chorus (SATB) and Orchestra.

Editions, performances

Published in London, England: Luca, 1873.

Premiered at the Bristol Musical Festival in Bristol, England: Colston Hall, 23 October 1873. The work was first given in London, England: Exeter Hall, 20 March 1874.

Synopsis

  • Part I: The Desert (John's Preaching; Christ's Baptism)
  • Part II: Machaerus (Herod's Feast; John's Execution)

External links