Felix Mendelssohn's greatest oratorio tells the compelling story of the Old Testament prophet Elijah and his mighty efforts to guide the people of Israel to worship the one true God, Jehovah. Written at the end of his life in 1845, the rich orchestral score for chorus and soloists shows the influence of Mendelssohn's re-discovery of the choral works of Bach and Handel mixed with the harmonic language and new instruments of 19th Century German Romanticism.
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