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An oratorio in three acts, with music by WillemdeFesch.
De Fesch, a Dutch composer, settled in London in the 1730s. His treatment of the Biblical story competed with Handel's for the attention of London audiences in 1745. The performance was recorded in the cathedral in Antwerp where de Fesch was director of music before he came to England.
CURRENDE VOCAL ENSEMBLE
ENSEMBLE DELL'ANIMA AETERNA directed by JOS VAN IMMERSEEL (Belgian Radio recording)
(The Handel oratorio series 'Sacred Dramas' continues next Sunday)

Contributors

Directed By:
Jos van Immerseel
Potiphar's wife:
Rosmarie Hofmann (soprano)
Stranger:
Hein Meens (tenor)
Benjamin:
Hein Meens (tenor)
Joseph:
Joseph Cornwell (tenor)
Simon:
Ian Honeyman (tenor)
Reuben:
Jelle Draijer (baritone)
Potiphar:
Jelle Draijer (baritone)
Jacob:
Charles van Tassel (bass)
General:
Charles van Tassel (bass)

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