Organization

Conductor

Toshiyuki Kamioka

Singer

Soprano

Helle Gössler

Mezzo-soprano

Katija Dragojevic

Mezzosoprano

Tenor

Jacob Skov Andersen

Bass

Steffen Bruun

Others

Københavns Drengekor

Copenhagen Phil

Decisive Moments #4

Denmark

Decisive Moments #4: Requiem, K.626 Mozart

Public

Requiem

Approved

" Since death is, strictly speaking, the true end of life, I have over the last few years become so familiar with this true and best friend of man that its image is no longer terrifying to me, but rather soothing and comforting. " / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

He lived strong and died young. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the musical genius whose name is known the world over. He was just 35 years old when his life ended. In the middle of life, but also in the middle of one of his greatest works: Mozart's legendary Requiem . A tribute to life and to death.

Based on Mozart's Requiem , Copenhagen Phil's fourth Decisive Moments concert performance revolves around the ultimate decisive moment in every person's life: Death. The digital podcast magazine Third Ear envelops – live on stage – the concert hall in specially composed sound sculptures, sound poems and sound montages, all of which focus on the human experience of moments of death.

Small unique sound works that intertwine like small intermezzos to Mozart's legendary Requiem , added to the striking lighting design of scenographers Dark Matters, the Copenhagen Boys' Choir, four strong soloists and the entire symphony orchestra under the direction of the charismatic chief conductor Kamioka - making Mozart's masterpiece rise to an unforgettable , transcendent and spectacular listening experience.

The concert is supported by the Augustinus Foundation, the William Demant Foundation, the Obel Family Foundation, the Spar Nord Foundation, the Danish Research Foundation, Danmarks Nationalbank's Jubilæumsfond and the Statens Kunstfond.

English

“Da døden, strengt taget, er livets sande endemål, har jeg gennem de sidste par år gjort mig så fortrolig med denne menneskets sande og bedste ven, at dens billede ikke længere er skrækindjagende for mig, men snarere beroligende og trøstende.” / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Han levede stærkt og døde ung. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, det musikalske geni, hvis navn er kendt verden over. Blot 35 år var han, da hans liv sluttede. Midt i livet, men også midt i et af sine største værker: Mozarts legendariske Requiem. En hyldest til livet og til døden.

Med udgangspunkt i Mozarts Requiem kredser Copenhagen Phils fjerde Afgørende øjeblikke-koncertforestilling om det ultimative afgørende øjeblik i ethvert menneskes liv: Døden. Det digitale podcast-magasin Third Ear indhyller – live på scenen – koncertsalen i specialkomponerede lydskulpturer, lyddigte og lydmontager, der alle sætter fokus på den menneskelige oplevelse af dødsøjeblikke.

Små unikke lydværker, der flettes sammen som små intermezzoer til Mozarts legendariske Requiem tilsat scenograferne Dark Matters’ slående lysdesign, Københavns Drengekor, fire stærke solister og hele symfoniorkestret under ledelse af den karismatiske chefdirigent Kamioka – der får Mozarts mesterværk til at rejse sig til en uforglemmelig, transcenderende og spektakulær lytteoplevelse.

Koncerten er støttet af Augustinus Fonden, William Demant Fonden, Det Obelske Familiefond, Spar Nord Fonden, Den Danske Forskningsfond, Danmarks Nationalbanks Jubilæumsfond og Statens Kunstfond.

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Ensemble