Mozart, Requiem

An unfinished masterpiece, a musical testament, a timeless sacred composition transcending the liturgical framework, Mozart's Requiem is a collection of superlatives. At his death on December 5, 1791, the composer had fully completed the Introit and the Kyrie , and largely defined the content of the following five parts, from the Dies Irae to the Confutatis .

The work has since given rise to countless hypotheses, numerous versions of the unfinished pages, and above all, splendid interpretations: it captivates both listener and performer, and ultimately prevails almost entirely in the form left by Mozart. As if these last notes, penned by a dying composer, were all the more precious…

Royal Opera Productions.

Program and cast

Marie Zaccarini* Soprano

Camille-Taos Arbouz* Mezzo-soprano

Antoine Ageorges* Tenor

Alexandre Adra* Baritone

* Members of the Royal Opera Academy – class 2025/2027

Chorus of the Royal Opera

Orchestra of the Royal Opera

Théotime Langlois of Swarte Direction

Program

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Night Serenade K. 239

Walk

Minuet

III. Rondo

Requiem

I – Introitus : “Requiem”

II – Kyrie

III – Sequence

1 – Dies irae

2 – Tuba mirum

3 – Rex tremendae

4 – Recordare

5 – Confutatis

6 – Lacrimosa

IV – Offertorium

1 – Domine Jesu

2 – Hostias

V – Sanctus

VI – Benedictus

VII – Agnus Dei

VIII – Communio  : “Lux aeterna”