Teodor Currentzis: Mozart Requiem

Курентзис: Реквием. Моцарт

Teodor Currentzis and his Russian ensemble musicAeterna give their long awaited Salzburg Festival debut at the Felsenreitschule with an exhilarating interpretation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Requiem.

The “phenomen Teodor Currentzis sets Salzburg on fire!” (Kleine Zeitung)

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Actors

Conductor

Teodor Currentzis

Soprano

Anna Prohaska

Mezzo soprano

Katharina Magiera

Tenor

Mauro Peter

Bass

Tareq Nazmi

Perform

musicAeterna Orchestra, musicAeterna Choir

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The Greek-Russian star conductor, “visually the rock star amongst all conductors” (Kleine Zeitung), is for many today’s most exciting Mozart conductor. The musicAeterna orchestra and its fabulous choir, completely dressed in solemn black cassocks and afoot throughout the concert, perform with full verve and complement each other perfectly: “compelling and in its greatness hardly comparable” (Kronen Zeitung). The young quartet of excellent soloists – Anna Prohaska, Katharina Magiera, Mauro Peter and Tareq Nazmi – is “smoothly blending in with the ensemble” (Salzburg.com).

Special project

Teodor Currentzis & musicAeterna in cinemas

An incredible phenomenon of the musical and cultural life of Russia and the world, the musicAeterna orchestra turns 20! Concerts by the Greco-Russian conductor Theodor Currentzis and his orchestra musicAeterna often resemble a sacred act and performance rather than just brilliant interpretations of music, invariably becoming vivid events in the musical world. On our screens, you can enjoy Theodor Currentzis's concerts featuring the great music of Mozart, Beethoven, and other composers. →

Language

English

Runtime

0 hours 54 minutes

2017

12+

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