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Spiritual Concert - The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross by Haydn
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Spiritual Concert - The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross by Haydn

14
April
20 25
Proposed by : Diocèse de Monaco
Co-organizer : Diocèse de Monaco
Location :
Cathédrale de Monaco
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Spiritual Concert - The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross by Haydn
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Introduction

Programme

The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross by Joseph HAYDN

Casting

Peter Szüts, conductor

Thibault de Montalembert, narrator

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Opening hours : 18h30
Date : Monday 14 April 2025
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