Joyce DiDonato and Michael Spyres star in Handel’s Jephtha – the composer's valedictory oratorio.
Keywords: Baroque Opera, Baroque at the Barbican, Young Musicians
| Il Pomo d'Oro | |
| Francesco Corti | Conductor |
| Michael Spyres | Jephtha |
| Joyce DiDonato | Storge |
| Mélissa Petit | Ipihis |
| Cody Quattlebaum | Zebul |
| Jasmin White | Hamor |
| Il Pomo d'Oro Choir |
| Georg Friedrich Händel | Jephtha |
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