Mozart Requiem by Candlelight
Saturday 07 March 2026
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Composed during the final year of his life and left unfinished at the time of his death, Mozart’s Requiem in D minor is a magnificent work, made infamous by the mysterious and intriguing rumours surrounding its origins. St Martin’s Voices and St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra join forces to explore the profound beauty and existential drama of this masterpiece, alongside a performance of Handel’s much loved Coronation Anthem Let thy hand be strengthened.
Please note this performance will last for approximately 60 minutes without an interval.
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Handel Let thy hand be strengthened
Mozart Requiem (reduced brass parts arr. Tom Shorter)
St Martin’s Voices
St Martin’s Chamber Ensemble
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| Sat 07 Mar | 7:00 PM | £36/£31/£26/£16/£10 | Book |
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