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Mozart’s haunting ‘Lacrimosa’ from his famous Requiem, written in 1791 as the composer himself was in ailing health. The ...

Dorchester Choral Society will perform a major choral concert at St Mary’s Church, Edward Road, Dorchester, on Saturday March 21, with Mozart’s majestic Requiem as the centrepiece of the evening’s ...

Luther College’s music department presents the biennial spring oratorio concert, featuring Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s monumental masterpiece, Requiem in D minor, KV 626, at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, April ...

Mozart’s Requiem is the earliest such work to have broken free from its liturgical bonds and become a regular fixture in the concert hall and on record. Even in its unfinished state, it represents the ...

Thomas Søndergård has been the Minnesota Orchestra’s music director for 15 months now, but not since his debut concerts in the fall of 2023 — when the buildings and bridges of downtown Minneapolis ...

Musical summers in New York may never have been as rich as they were in the first two decades of the current century, when the Mostly Mozart Festival, under the leadership of Jane Moss, and the ...

Copy of a portrait of Mozart from 1777 by Padre Martini of Bologna. The summer of 1791 saw Mozart hard at work on not one, but two operas. The Magic Flute was mostly complete by July when it was ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick By Joshua Barone If you want to see how an orchestra can give a fresh polish to dusty old Mozart, head to Lincoln Center. There you’ll ...

Purely on grounds of performance alone, this is one of the finest Mozart Requiems of recent years. John Butt brings to Mozart the microscopic care and musicological acumen that have made his Bach and ...

Stephen Johnson considers Robert Levin's recompletion of Mozart's Requiem and its relationship to the version made by Mozart's pupil, Franz Sussmayr. Show more It's not possible to know precisely what ...