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Handel's Messiah

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Begin you Holiday season on Thanksgiving weekend with Lincoln's 
annual performance of Handel's Messiah. Hear our chamber choir, 
ABENDCHOR, and chamber orchestra in a splendid rendition of Handel's great oratorio and two jubilant coronation anthems-Zadok, the Priest and The King Shall Rejoice. The program will conclude with everyone in attendance raising the roof of First- Plymouth Church, singing along with the majestic Hallelujah Chorus.

Handel's Messiah

Address : 2000 D Street Wahoo NE
Phone : 402-476-9933   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : rebecca@abendmusik.org

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Admission Fee : $20 Adults, $18 Senior, $10 Student

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