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Giuseppe Verdi, Messa da Requiem
- I. Introit and Kyrie
- II. Dies irae
- III. Tuba mirum
- IV. Mors Stupebit
- V. Liber Scriptus
- VI. Quid sum miser
- VII. Rex tremendae
- VIII. Recordare
- IX. Ingemisco
- X. Confutatis
- XI. Lacrymosa
- XII. Offertorio
- XIII. Sanctus
- XIV. Agnus Dei
- XV. Lux aeterna
- XVI. Libera me

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concert Vladimir Lande conducts Verdi's Requiem — With Anastasia Moskvina, Julia Gertseva, Stephen Costello, Evgeny Stavinsky Dmitri Hvorostovsky Festival: Opening Ceremony

Dmitri Hvorostovsky Festival: Opening Ceremony

Vladimir Lande conducts Verdi's Requiem — With Anastasia Moskvina, Julia Gertseva, Stephen Costello, Evgeny Stavinsky Dmitri Hvorostovsky Festival: Opening Ceremony

About

The moving opening concert of the 2019 Dmitri Hvrorostovsky Festival brings together an appropriately outstanding cast of musicians to pay tribute to one of the world's greatest singers: Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Soloists Anastasia Moskvina, Julia Gertseva, Stephen Costello, and Evgeny Stavinsky join forces with the Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir, the Choral Ensemble of Soloists "Tebe Poem," and the Siberian State Symphony Orchestra under the direction of maestro Vladimir Lande for a performance of Verdi's Requiem Mass.

Photo: Dmitri Hvrorostovsky Festival

Cast

Anastasia Moskvina | Soprano
Julia Gertseva | Mezzo-soprano
Stephen Costello | Tenor
Evgeny Stavinsky | Bass

Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir
Choral Ensemble of Soloists "Tebe Poem"

Siberian State Symphony Orchestra
Vladimir Lande | Conductor

Anton Levahin | Artistic director of Dmitri Hvorostovsky Festival

Program

Giuseppe Verdi, Messa da Requiem
- I. Introit and Kyrie
- II. Dies irae
- III. Tuba mirum
- IV. Mors Stupebit
- V. Liber Scriptus
- VI. Quid sum miser
- VII. Rex tremendae
- VIII. Recordare
- IX. Ingemisco
- X. Confutatis
- XI. Lacrymosa
- XII. Offertorio
- XIII. Sanctus
- XIV. Agnus Dei
- XV. Lux aeterna
- XVI. Libera me