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An Evening with Mozart

Join Aldeburgh Music Club for an evening showcasing some of Mozart’s greatest choral works.

The Solemn Vespers were written in Salzburg in 1780; far from solemn as their title implies, these psalm settings are full of glorious and exuberantly uplifting melodies. The Requiem in D minor was famously Mozart’s last work, composed – and unfinished – just before his early death in 1791. Tonight’s programme also includes the solo cantata, Exsultate, jubilate, written when the prodigy was just 16.

Aldeburgh Music Club Choir

Laura Morgan soprano        
Katherine Nicholson contralto
Richard Edgar-Wilson tenor
Matthew Crowe bass

Prometheus Orchestra
Michael Dolan leader

Tom Appleton conductor

Mozart:
Solemn Vespers K339 (27’)
Mozart:
Exsultate, jubilate K165 (15’)
Mozart:
Requiem in D minor K626 (55’)

General booking opens Saturday 22 November at 10am.

Advance booking for members begins from Monday 3 November – view our full schedule of priority booking dates.

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