Movie: Mozart's Requiem

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Ellie Laugharne
Ellie Laugharne

soloist (soprano)

Mongezi Mosoaka
Mongezi Mosoaka

soloist (tenor)

Simon Shibambu
Simon Shibambu

soloist (bass)

Ann Taylor
Ann Taylor

soloist (alto)

Garry Walker
Garry Walker

conductor

Opera North
Opera North

Phoenix Dance Theatre
Phoenix Dance Theatre

Jazzart Dance Theatre
Jazzart Dance Theatre

Cape Town Opera
Cape Town Opera

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    Mozart's Requiem

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    Witness an epic, heart-rending journey of the soul, as Opera North, Phoenix Dance Theatre, Jazzart Dance Theatre and Cape Town Opera combine for a powerful performance. Filmed at Leeds Grand Theatre, this unforgettable contemporary dance staging of Mozart’s great choral lament is choreographed by Dane Hurst and conducted by Garry Walker. Featuring soloists Ellie Laugharne, Ann Taylor, Mongezi Mosoaka and Simon Shibambu alongside the Chorus and Orchestra of Opera North.

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    2023-09-24

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