This concert took place in the concert hall without a live audience on 30 April: with your ticket you can (re)watch the livestream until 14 May.
The final days of Mozart’s life are wrapped in a veil of mystery. Not only is the exact cause of death the subject of debate, but also what happened in the final hours on his deathbed.
Be that as it may, Mozart’s Requiem has become one of his most popular works.
The imposing choral sections of course have a lot to do with it. But the unusual, black-velvet universe Mozart created, full of daring and sometimes extreme harmonies, contributes to this appealing musical kaleidoscope.
programme
W.A. Mozart, Requiem in d-moll (KV 626)
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podcast
A BBC podcast on how Mozart's Requiem, written when he was dying, has touched and changed people's lives.
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This concert will take place in the concert hall, even without a live audience: you can watch the concert via the livestream.
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(livestream available until 14 May)