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Mozart Requiem – Schubert »Unvollendete«

Date & Time
Sun, Nov 24, 2024, 16:00

Keywords: Symphony Concert, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Elena SoSoprano
Sibylla Maria LöbbertMezzo-Soprano
Joachim StreckfußTenor
Lucas SingerBass
Concert-Chor Concordia HürthEnsemble
Kammerphilharmonie Rhein-ErftEnsemble
Christian Letschert-LarssonConductor

Program

Franz SchubertSinfonie Nr. 7 h-Moll D 759 (»Unvollendete«)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Franz Xaver SüßmayrRequiem d-Moll KV 626 für Soli, Chor und Orchester. Fragment, vervollständigt von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
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