29 APRIL – 11 MAY
\nThe most intoxicating performance of the year<\/p>\n
Featuring the joyous Handel Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah with 100 voices combined from the Brandenburg Choir and Brandenburg Young Voices.The concert concludes with the breathtaking Mozart Requiem Mass in D minor K.626 with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and Brandenburg Choir.<\/p>\n
“At first there is nothing.
\nNot an in breath. Not an out breath.<\/p>\n
Just silence.<\/p>\n
Then it starts. Fast and unrelenting.
\nBooming and consuming. Uplifting and shifting.
\nIt bursts out of you and fills every inch of you.<\/p>\n
Then it stops.<\/p>\n
Now it’s slow. Graceful.
\nIt rises up and down. Over you and through you.
\nA sadness. A nostalgia.<\/p>\n
You can’t place it.<\/p>\n
But you feel it.”<\/p>\n
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra
\nPaul Dyer AO Artistic Director and Conductor
\nBrandenburg Choir
\nBrandenburg Young Voices – Guest Conductor Anne Sandstr\u00f6m<\/p>\n
MUSIC<\/p>\n
Williams Festive Alleluia
\nAnon Gaudete from Piae Cantiones 1582
\nAnon Salva nos, stella maris
\nPalestrina Alma Redemptoris Mater
\ndi Lasso Matona Mia Cara
\nRutter What Sweeter Music
\nRutter For the Beauty of the Earth
\nHandel Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah
\nMozart Requiem Mass in D minor, K. 626<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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