Verdi: Requiem
Oerwhelmingly grand yet surprisingly intimate, traversing the entire spectrum of human emotion.
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Opening concerts on 26–27 — advance ticket sales begin
Verdi’s Requiem stands on a par with Mozart’s: written by a genius (in the words of Johannes Brahms), overwhelmingly grand yet surprisingly intimate, encompassing the full spectrum of human emotion.
From the Dies Irae, which thunders down ominously, to the painfully beautiful Requiem Aeternam: the scale and scope are immense, the emotional expression breathtakingly broad. And despite its liturgical structure, Verdi managed to make the two great themes of every requiem — fear and hope — tangible and accessible, for believers and non-believers alike.
Oerwhelmingly grand yet surprisingly intimate, traversing the entire spectrum of human emotion.
Oerwhelmingly grand yet surprisingly intimate, traversing the entire spectrum of human emotion.