The ASO Women's Chorus will then join the Orchestra for Debussy’s Nocturnes, a tone poem reflecting the sky, a festival and the lure of the sea.
After intermission, the full ASO Chorus performs the incredibly moving Duruflé Requiem, one of the most beautiful versions of the Latin Mass for the Dead. Unlike other Requiems, Duruflé moved away from dramatic, opera-like moments and instead wrote a peaceful, quiet, reflective mass that focuses on images of heaven rather than hell. With melodies derived from Gregorian chant, Duruflé’s Requiem is as moving as it is contemplative.
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