One of the most moving and exalted works in the musical literature, Verdi’s Requiem, comes to life on stage in the full force of the composer’s vision. In this monumental work, Verdi juxtaposes the collective power of the choir with the intimate introspection of four soloists—a musical dialogue between community and individual, between the human heart and eternity.
Through dramatic climaxes and lyrical tenderness, the Requiem becomes a musical outline of questions that transcend time: the meaning of existence, fate, the inevitability of death, but also the eternal doubt and hope in what comes after. With this score, Verdi does not merely build a liturgical rite, but also a spiritual drama of man—a believer’s conversation with God, imbued with southern passion and sincerity.
Under the baton of Maestro Mikhail Sinkevich, the audience can expect an unforgettable experience—a musical journey through human fragility, fear, and hope, in which every note carries the heartbeat of one of the greatest masters of operatic and sacred music.