The Mozart Festival Orchestra and the Brighton Festival Chorus, with Steven Devine on harpsichord and David Juritz on violin and direction, perform Mozart's Requiem at the Royal Albert Hall.
The Mozart Festival Orchestra are bringing Mozart's Requiem to the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 22 November, with the Brighton Festival Chorus joining them on the choral parts. It's a big, full-scale performance of the piece, and having the chorus in there means you'll get the full weight of the work rather than a stripped-back version.
Leading from the front are Steven Devine on harpsichord and David Juritz on violin, who's also directing the ensemble. The vocal parts are shared between four soloists: soprano Sarah Gilford, mezzo Bethany Horak-Hallet, tenor Ruari Bowen, and bass-baritone Ossian Huskinson. Between them, they'll cover the soprano, mezzo, tenor, and bass lines that run through the Requiem, so the solo sections are handled by a proper quartet rather than one or two people doubling up.
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It's a Sunday evening, and the hall is in South Kensington (SW7 2AP), so it's easy to get to from across the city. The performance starts at 7.00pm, and the doors open at 6.15pm, which gives you plenty of time to get in and find your seat before things kick off. Tickets are reserved seating, ranging from £21.50 up to £68.00, so you can pick your spot depending on what you're looking to spend.
