Bedford Choral Society: Brahms

First performed on Good Friday 1868 and conducted by the composer, A German Requiem draws on texts chosen to avoid overt Christian references. In fact, Brahms had considered naming his work ‘A Human Requiem ‘ the music being inspired by a deep concern for mortality and the consolation of the bereaved.

Conductor: Ian Smith

Orchestra: Bedford Sinfonia

Brahms: Ein Deutches Requiem (Soloist: Rebecca Bottone)

Brahms: Tragic Overture

Strauss: Songs

Location
Main Auditorium

Seating
Tiered and Stalls

Ticket Prices
General	£VARY

Show Date & Time
Sat 18th Nov	7:30pm

Opening Times
Bar & Box Office	7:00 pm
Doors	7:00 pm

Terms & Conditions

Transaction Fee
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Refunds
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Reservations
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Latecomers
To avoid disturbing the audience and performers, latecomers to some shows may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.

Levy
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Bedford Choral Society: Brahms

Terms & Conditions

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