Fauré's Requiem with Kammerkoret Bocca

All Saints' Day is a fine occasion to light candles and remember those who have passed away. The main work of this concert is the Requiem - a mass for the dead - by the French composer Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924). Where other composers have written dramatic music in their requiems to describe the Day of Judgement, Fauré has chosen to focus on consolation and eternal rest. With Fauré's beautiful melodies and sonorities, one can find peace and time for reflection. The work consists of 7 movements and is performed here in a chamber version for choir, organ, violin and cello. Before the main work, the choir and musicians perform a varied programme of music by, among others, Henry Purcell and Josef Gabriel Rheinberger, but also more recent composers such as Eric Whitacre and Jake Runestad. Fauré's Requiem is a collaborative project between Kammerkoret Bocca, conductor Ive Buch Romme, organist Arnfinn Tobiassen and Munor. From the Munor ensemble, Almuth Chylek performs on violin and Tobias Tellmann on cello. Programme: Gabriel Fauré / Requiem

• Ive Buch Romme
• Arnfinn Tobiassen
• Almuth Chylek
• Tobias Tellmann
• Kammerkoret Bocca