Brahms Requiem -- revised date

"A German Requiem," also termed "Human Requiem" by Brahms, was written following the death of his mother. In place of customary liturgical requiem texts, with their pleas of sparing the deceased from judgment, Brahms warmly sets Luther's German translation of the Bible in heartfelt compassion toward those left behind. Chorus, four-hands piano by Geoffrey Waite and Zachary Ridgway, soprano Lily Guerrero, and baritone Jake Skipworth will be featured in this exquisite work of consolation and contemplation.

We are excited to resume holding these events in-person while ensuring the safety of our attendees and performers. Masks will be required for all in attendance and social distancing provided. These protocols and our performance season will be re-evaluated on a continual basis and subject to change.