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Verdi Requiem

Kirkland Chapel at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York, NY

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*** With deepest regret, we announce that April's performances of the Verdi Requiem have been cancelled as part of efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19. We will be working with Brown Paper Tickets to issue refunds to all ticket buyers. Brown Paper Tickets are inundated with event cancellations, so we ask for your patience. Anyone wishing to donate the value of their tickets may write to music@fapc.org to request this. We look forward to presenting the Verdi Requiem at a future date, but are deeply sorry not to present it this spring. ***

PROGRAM
Verdi: Requiem

PERFORMERS
The FAPC Chamber Choir and Soloists, directed by Ryan Jackson
The Shelest Piano Duo

WHAT TO EXPECT
A dramatic and powerful prayer for deliverance from death and hell, Verdis Requiem is a thrilling product of years of experience as the worlds greatest opera composer. The Shelest Piano Duo join us for what we believe will be the first performance with piano four-hands in decades! Hear Verdis superb vocal writing as never before: expect a bold performance that explores all the drama and dynamics of the score with the incisive diction and vibrant sound that has come to define the FAPC Chamber Choir. Sung in Latin with English surtitles.

Duration ca. 65 minutes (without intermission)
Professional choir of twenty-four voices
Reception to follow

NOTES FOR TICKET BUYERS
The prices listed here are $1 or $2 above the cash price. There are zero additional fees!

There are two performances of this program (Thursday and Friday). Use the drop-down menu below to choose the date and check this information in your confirmation e-mail. Brown Paper Tickets (1-800-838-3006) can assist with changing the date if needed.

Note that seniors and students will be seated on the main floor. *In the side balcony, lighting is low and half of the seats have obstructed views; patrons with limited mobility are advised to avoid this area, due to steps and tight floor space.