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Handel's Jephtha is the final oratorio from the great German-British composer George Frideric Handel. With a libretto by Rev. Thomas Morell, the work draws on the biblical story of Jephthah from Judges. Handel began the project in the 18th century and contributed a poignant closing chapter to his stage works. This performer page covers the artistically rich lineage of Jephtha, highlights notable arias, and showcases both historic and contemporary recordings. It also highlights a forthcoming tour featuring renowned ensembles and vocalists in major European capitals and North American concert venues.

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For fans and new listeners alike, secure your seats for upcoming performances and explore the broader world of Handel interpretations. We’re your trusted connection for tickets, backstage context, and performance details—like having a friend in the business. Follow official social channels for the latest updates and releases, and check the venue pages for technical notes, accessibility, and seating availability. Links to artist social media and official sites are provided below for convenient, direct access.

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Quick Facts About Handel's Jephtha

  • Genre: English oratorio by George Frideric Handel; libretto by Rev. Thomas Morell, based on the Biblical story of Jephtha from Judges and Buchanan's Jephthas sive Votum.
  • Composer's last oratorio; Handel began it in 1751 and conducted the Covent Garden premiere in February 1752.
  • Notable aria: Waft her angels, through the skies (Iphis), widely cited as a standout moment in the work.
  • Recent/modern recordings include 2024 release of Handel: Jephtha (Live) by Music of the Baroque under Jane Glover (Reference Recordings) and 2014 Decca/Coro-era issue with The Sixteen; classic recordings date to 1989 (Philips) and 1992 (Brilliant Classics).
  • 2025 tour/performances include Il Pomo d’Oro with Joyce DiDonato and Michael Spyres in Paris, Madrid, and London, plus Yale/Juilliard performances in New Haven and New York.

The records

Handel's Jephtha Discography

  • Jephtha (Handel) – Live (Music of the Baroque; Jane Glover)
    2024 · Reference Recordings
  • Jephtha (London 2014) – The Sixteen, Coro; Gilchrist et al.
    2014 · The Sixteen / Coro (COR 16121)
  • Jephtha (Berlin 1992) – Marcus Creed; RIAS Kammerchor & Akademie fur Alte Musik Berlin
    1992 · Brilliant Classics (94668 BR)
  • Jephtha (London 1989) – Monteverdi Choir & English Baroque Soloists; Gardiner
    1989 · Philips (CD 422 351-2)
  • Jephtha (Göttingen 1988) – Gardiner / Monteverdi Choir / EBS
    1989 · Philips

For fans and new listeners alike, secure your seats for upcoming performances and explore the broader world of Handel interpretations. We’re your trusted connection for tickets, backstage context, and performance details—like having a friend in the business. Follow official social channels for the latest updates and releases, and check the venue pages for technical notes, accessibility, and seating availability. Links to artist social media and official sites are provided below for convenient, direct access.

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