Classics 6: Mozart's Faces

NOTE: THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE OF REPERTOIRE

 

Eckart Preu, conductor

Spokane Symphony Chorale

Bruce Bodden, flute

Earecka Tregenza, harp

Esther Heideman, soprano

Mary Ann McCormick, mezzo

Marcus Shelton, tenor

John Packard, baritone

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Concerto for Flute and Harp

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Requiem

Valentine's Day Special

Complete your Valentine date at the Symphony with the Wine and Chocolate Special which includes two souvenir glasses of wine and two scrumptious chocolate desserts for $20. A package of Wine and Chocolate Special and tickets for the Feb. 13 or 14 Classics concert may be purchased online (click here) or by calling 624-1200. If you already have tickets for the concert, the Wine and Chocolate Special can be purchased separately by calling the box office at 624-1200.

 

This concert creates an adventure of exploring human emotions. Mozart's Requiem was destined to be one of his greatest compositions, and counts today as one of his most beloved works. Eine kleine Nachtmusik ("A Little Night Music"): what piece in music history is more charming, popular and soothing? Rhythmic joie de vivre is matched with a grace, gentleness and merriness. Its hit status may blind us to its gemlike perfection. There is not a note too many or few. It is perfect.

 

Hear excerpts from the Requiem

Check out our Interactive Program Notes for this concert.