Converse of object

• compose: He hopes to compose the first oratorio to be performed in zero gravity.

• write: Sadly, he never wrote an oratorio based on the story of Job.

• include: Works from this period include the oratorio ' St.

• base: Sadly, he never wrote an oratorio based on the story of Job.

Adjective modifier

• dramatic: Samson ( 1983 ) A dramatic oratorio for voices.

• first: Such was the success of the first oratorio that The Vienna Music Society asked for a new work.

• famous: There is a famous oratorio by William Walton which is a fabulous piece of music.

• new: However, in 1845, the Birmingham Festival Committee wrote to him, asking him to write a new oratorio for the 1846 Festival.

• English: He then studied at Cardiff University for an MA in Eighteenth Century English Music and, in particular, English oratorio of the period.

Modifies a noun

• repertoire: Bibi has performed much of the oratorio repertoire in venues that span the whole of the UK.

• performance: On numerous occasions he has been a soloist in oratorio performances throughout the region.

• work: Patricia MacMahon During her career, Pat has specialized in concert, recital and oratorio work, frequently recording for BBC.

• soloist: Ruth Theobald is an experienced oratorio soloist and has an established reputation as a stylish musician.

• singer: Emma Albani, the most popular oratorio singer of her day.

• engagement: FORTHCOMING ACTIVITIES: Several recitals and oratorio engagements in Britain and Germany as well as lots of auditions!