RFO with Karina Canellakis - Photo: Eduardus Lee

CANCELLED due to Coronavirus - Dvoráks Stabat Mater

Programme

  • Dvořák Stabat Mater

Antonín Dvo?ák lost three of his children between 1875 and 1877. He expressed his grief in his Stabat Mater, in which Mary mourns the death on the cross of her son Jesus. But just as with the memory of children, there is also room for cheerful tones among all the sad sounds. Dvo?ák makes the choir and the four soloists sound sometimes desperate, sometimes resigned. In this way, they penetrate to the deepest of our souls: sincere mourning can be heard here. But by a child of his time: the work is grandly conceived, romantically and sometimes sumptuously toned, with theatrical touches here and there.

Date:
Monday, June 8, 2026
Time:
8:15 pm
Intermission:
No
Location:
TivoliVredenburg

Utrecht
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Large Hall

Performers

Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
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James Gaffigan (c) Vera Mann
James Gaffigan
Conductor
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Netherlands Radio Choir
Choir
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Jennifer Davis
Soprano
Aigul Akhmetshina
Alt
Edgaras Montvidas (c) Lina Taukacikiene
Edgaras Montvidas
Tenor
Jan Martiník
Bass

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