Truro Choral Society sings Mozart Requiem: with Mozart Flute Concerto and The Magic Flute (excerpts) at Truro Cathedral, Truro on Saturday 10th March 2018

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Truro Choral Society sings Mozart Requiem

with Mozart Flute Concerto and The Magic Flute (excerpts)

Add to my Calendar 10-03-2018 19:30 10-03-2018 21:30 36 Truro Choral Society sings Mozart Requiem Truro Choral Society returns to Truro Cathedral to perform Mozart’s Requiem, conducted by Martin Palmer and accompanied by members of Truro Symphony Orchestra and Truro School Chamber Orchestra.One of the most popular choral works, it is as renowned for the details surrounding its completion following Mozart’s death at 35 as it is for his genius that shines through the music nevertheless. Moving, stormy, graceful and, at times, terrifying with its drama, its power is complete. Joining the choir and combined orchestra are the hugely talented soloists Bethany Williams (soprano), Louise Gerth (alto), Toshi Ogita (tenor) and Jacob Dennison (bass).Also part of this superb Mozartian programme is his beautiful Flute Concerto, with Katie Shaw as soloist, and excerpts from The Magic Flute, his glorious and enchanting last opera, written at the same time as the Requiem. Truro Cathedral, Truro DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Truro Cathedral
14 St Marys St
Truro
Cornwall
TR1 2AF
England

Saturday 10th March 2018
7:30 PM

Programme

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Requiem in D minor, K.626
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Flute Concerto no.1 in G major, K.313/285c
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – The Magic Flute: Excerpts

Performers

Katie Shaw – flute
Bethany Williams – soprano
Louise Gerth – Alto
Toshi Ogita – Tenor
Jacob Dennison – Bass
Martin Palmer – Conductor

Truro School Chamber Orchestra
Truro Symphony Orchestra

Programme Note

Truro Choral Society returns to Truro Cathedral to perform Mozart’s Requiem, conducted by Martin Palmer and accompanied by members of Truro Symphony Orchestra and Truro School Chamber Orchestra.

One of the most popular choral works, it is as renowned for the details surrounding its completion following Mozart’s death at 35 as it is for his genius that shines through the music nevertheless. Moving, stormy, graceful and, at times, terrifying with its drama, its power is complete. Joining the choir and combined orchestra are the hugely talented soloists Bethany Williams (soprano), Louise Gerth (alto), Toshi Ogita (tenor) and Jacob Dennison (bass).

Also part of this superb Mozartian programme is his beautiful Flute Concerto, with Katie Shaw as soloist, and excerpts from The Magic Flute, his glorious and enchanting last opera, written at the same time as the Requiem.

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