Mozart Requiem
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Presented by California Symphony
Music Direction by Donato Cabrera
March 17 - 18, 2018
Vaughan Williams—Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Ragnar Bohlin, conductor
Pärt—Te Deum
San Francisco Conservatory Chorus
Ragnar Bohlin, conductor
Mozart—Requiem in D minor
San Francisco Conservatory Chorus
Donato Cabrera, conductor
Running Time: approx. 1 hours 40 minutes, with one intermission
Music Direction by Donato Cabrera
March 17 - 18, 2018
Vaughan Williams—Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Ragnar Bohlin, conductor
Pärt—Te Deum
San Francisco Conservatory Chorus
Ragnar Bohlin, conductor
Mozart—Requiem in D minor
San Francisco Conservatory Chorus
Donato Cabrera, conductor
Running Time: approx. 1 hours 40 minutes, with one intermission
WHAT'S INTERESTING ABOUT THIS CONCERT
- Two conductors take the podium at this concert as we welcome to the stage the San Francisco Conservatory Chorus, led by Ragnar Bohlin.
- The first half of the program features works selected by Bohlin, and the second half is a Mozart masterpiece, the Requiem for full orchestra and choir.
- Mozart died in 1791, leaving the requiem unfinished; it was completed the following year by Mozart's colleague Franz Xaver Süssmayr.
- Two conductors take the podium at this concert as we welcome to the stage the San Francisco Conservatory Chorus, led by Ragnar Bohlin.
- The first half of the program features works selected by Bohlin, and the second half is a Mozart masterpiece, the Requiem for full orchestra and choir.
- Mozart died in 1791, leaving the requiem unfinished; it was completed the following year by Mozart's colleague Franz Xaver Süssmayr.