The Artists We Lost in 2023, in Their Words
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The Artists We Lost in 2023, in Their Words

Trinity Church’s ‘Messiah’ Is Still the Gold Standard
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Trinity Church’s ‘Messiah’ Is Still the Gold Standard

The church’s urgent and eloquent version of Handel’s classic oratorio remains an inspired communal rite.