Carnegie Hall

Ein deutsches Requiem

Music by

Brahms

Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Baltimore, US

2016

Friday
March
04
20:00
Sunday
March
06
15:00

The Music Center at Strathmore

North Bethesda, US

2016

Saturday
March
05
20:00

Soloists

Soprano  Lisette Oropesa
Bass  Eric Owens
Conductor

Markus Stenz

About

J.S. Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 3
Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem

Written after the passing of both his mother and close friend Robert Schumann, Brahms’ deeply personal and compelling A German Requiem gives eloquent comfort to the grieving. Opening the program is Bach’s third orchestral suite featuring “Air,” one of the most famous movements in Baroque music.

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
University of Maryland College Park Concert Choir, Edward Maclary, director

Reviews

Markus Stenz leads BSO, UM Concert Choir, stellar soloists in 'German Requiem'

Making her debut with the orchestra, soprano Lisette Oropesa spun out a radiant sound that communicated every hopeful, calming word in the fifth movement.

—  Tim Smith  •  Baltimore Sun

Performance History

Lisette has given 118 performances as Soprano.