Brahms' Requiem is both deeply personal and profoundly universal, honoring the dead but explicitly written for the living. Known as the German Requiem, its seven movements use texts chosen by Brahms from the German Lutheran bible rather than the traditional Latin mass. Full of emotional expressiveness that acknowledges the inevitability of loss, the necessity of grief, and the blessing of solace, this masterpiece takes listeners on a journey from despondency to comfort, grounded in faith and love. Performed with orchestra.
Pre-concert programs begin 45 minutes prior to the concert.
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