Mozart’s Requiem

Bach Collegium Japan

Sat 1 Feb / 20:15 - 22:00

Sat 1 Feb ’25

20:15 - 22:00

Sat 1 Feb ’25

20:15 - 22:00

Concertzaal

Past event

The Bach Collegium Japan has built a strong reputation as performer of baroque music. But in the past ten years it has extended its focus to classicism, and then specifically the music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. “Suzuki grasps the directness of Mozart’s Roman Catholic faith,” wrote BBC Music. “He taps into the subtle arts of his fellow performers to create a benchmark performance.”

Supported by Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture).

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Programme

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symfonie nr. 40
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Masato Suzuki Requiem
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ave Verum Corpus

In addition to the heart-rending beauty of the Requiem, made famous around the world by the final scene of the film Amadeus, the programme includes Mozart’s well-known Symphony no. 40 and the wondrous choral piece Ave Verum Corpus. An absolute must-visit for every Mozart enthusiast!

Cloakroom and drink 
Cloakroom and an intermission drink are included. If the event does not have an intermission, you will receive the drink afterwards. 

Seriekorting
Order all the concerts in the series in order to use the 20% seriekorting.

Ooievaarspas discount 
Ooievaarspas holders are eligible for a discount on the ticket price for this concert. To book tickets, we need to see your Ooievaarspas for registration purposes. Please contact our booking office to book your tickets. 

Credits

Bach Collegium Japan
Masato Suzuki muzikale leiding
Carolyn Sampson sopraan
Marianne Beate Kielland alt
Shimon Yoshida tenor
Christian Immler bas