W.A.Mozart - Requiem

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Mozart Requiem:

In the early summer of 1791 Mozart was instructed by a „grey messenger“ to compose a requiem. This requiem was Mozart’s last composition and one of his most impressive and most famous works with lots of legends around it. In his deathbed he allegedly performed the “lacrimosa” together with friends. Parts of the requiem were performed at Mozart’s own funeral ceremony; the composition was completed by his student Franz Xaver Süßmayer from already existing drafts. The requiem also nowadays is very popular because of its mysterious story of origin as well as the importance of the composition: Unique music that stretches to eternity!

Orchestra 1756:

Mozart’s 250^th birthday was used as an opportunity to found the Orchestra 1756 in 2006. The ensemble devotes itself to the interpretation of music between 1750 and 1800. The unique Mozart sound originates from intensive occupation with the stylistics of the 18^th century, historic instruments and balanced formations of musicians. The chorus of the Salzburg Konzertgesellschaft demands responsibility and quality from every single member. Depending on the repertoire the chorus consists of 16 to 24 singers. They are chosen through annual auditions. Both Orchestra 1756 and Chorus are submitted to strict stylistic criteria.

Italiano

Nell’estate del 1792 Wllfgang Amadeus Mozart ottenne l’incarico della composizione di un requiem. Scrisse questo requiem nel suo ultimo periodo di vita , continuamente influenzato dalla sua progressiva malattia , fino alla sua morte avvenuta il 5 dicembre 1791 , dove rimanne il frammento del Requiem.

Coro e orchestra 1756:

il coro e l’orchestra 1756 vennero fondati nell’anno 2006 in onore del 250esimo anniversario della morte di Mozart. Entrambi si dedicano all’interpretazione della musica dal 1750 al 1800. Tramite intensiva occupazione con la stilistica del diciottesimo secolo , in strumentario storico ed equilibrate assegnazioni , sorge una straordinaria immagine completa musicale come esisteva solo ai tempi dove Mozart era ancora in vita.

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