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URL:https://www.earlymusicamerica.org/events/carmel-bach-festival-mozart-r
 equiem-2/
SUMMARY:Carmel Bach Festival: Mozart Requiem
DESCRIPTION:\nMozart – Solemn Vespers for A Confessor\, Mozart – Requ
 iem\, and Peteris Vasks’ Dona nobis pacem (Grant Us Peace)\n&nbsp\;\n\
 n\n\n\n\nThis program opens with Mozart’s Vesperae solennes de confesso
 re\, K. 339\, a luminous work written for the Salzburg Cathedral. These ve
 spers showcase Mozart’s mastery of combining choral and orchestral textu
 res— featuring moments of grandeur balanced by intimate\, lyrical exchan
 ges.\n\nFollowing this is Mozart’s Requiem\, K. 626\, his final\, unfin
 ished masterpiece. Left incomplete at the time of his death\, the Requiem
  is both a deeply personal reflection and a timeless communal expression 
 of mourning and hope. In this work\, soloists\, choir\, and orchestra enga
 ge in a poignant conversation\, weaving together themes of humanity and et
 ernity with sublime intensity.\n\nThe program concludes with Peteris Vasks
 ’ Dona nobis pacem (Grant Us Peace)\, a contemporary meditation on pea
 ce and reconciliation. Vasks’ music speaks with a powerful simplicity\, 
 offering a dialogue between past and present\, tradition and innovation.\n
 \n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\nProgram\nMOZART Vesperae solennes de confessore\, K
 . 339\nI. Dixit\nII. Confitebor\nIII. Beatus vir\nIV. Laudate pueri\nV. La
 udate Dominum\nVI. Magnificat\nINTERMISSION\nMOZART Requiem\, K. 626\nI. 
 Introitus – Requiem\nII. Kyrie\nIII. Sequenz\nDies irae\nTuba mirum\nRex
  tremendae\nRecordare\nConfutatis\nLacrimosa\nIV. Offertorium\nDomine Jesu
 \nHostias\nV. Sanctus (from Marianne von Martínez’s Terza Messa)\nVI. B
 enedictus\nVII. Agnus Dei\nVIII. Communio – Lux aeterna\n. . .\nJoin the
  Carmel Bach Festival for its 88th season—Dialogues—running July 12-
 26\, 2025. Musicians will explore musical conversations across time via wo
 rks such as Bach’s Mass in B Minor and The Art of the Fugue\, Mozart’
 s Requiem and “Jupiter” symphony\, Haydn’s "Harmoniemesse\," and f
 eatured works by Stravinsky and Jessie Montgomery. With 40 events to choos
 e from\, there is something for everyone! Browse the full season lineup\, 
 purchase tickets\, and find information on free community events at www.b
 achfestival.org.
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CATEGORIES:Concerts,Festivals
LOCATION:Sunset Center Theater\, San Carlos St between 8th and 10th Ave\, C
 armel-By-The-Sea\, California\, 93921\, United States
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