Experience the profound beauty and emotional depth of Johannes Brahms’s Ein Deutsches Requiem (A German Requiem), in an evening of reflection, remembrance and consolation. Brahms composed this luminous masterpiece not as a mass for the dead, but as a balm for the living, with music that speaks to grief, love, and the enduring human spirit. Featuring the radiant soprano Lucy Fitz Gibbon, the splendid Eureka Symphony Chorus, and a baritone soloist to be announced, this performance offers moments of tender intimacy and soaring grandeur. With its heartfelt text drawn from German scripture and its sweeping, deeply human musical language, this requiem stands as one of classical music’s most moving tributes to life, loss and the comfort we find in one another.

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A Requiem for Humanity

Arkley Center for the Performing Arts

Welcome the holiday spirit with the G.F. Handel’s glorious Messiah. The brilliant quartet of vocal soloists that captivated the audience last season (Clara Lisle, Sara Couden, David Powell, and Kevin Thompson) will join the Eureka Symphony and Chorus for an inspired rendition of this cherished holiday tradition. Because what’s the holiday season without the Hallelujah chorus?

Divine Inspiration

What better way to end the season than to have the Eureka Symphony Chorus rejoin the symphony for the first time since December 2019 to perform the emotionally stirring “Requiem in D Minor, K 626” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This dramatic choral masterpiece will feature the soaring voices of soloists Clara Lisle, soprano and David Belton Powell, tenor; mezzo soprano and bass, TBA.

Eureka Symphony Chorus

29 - 30 May, 2026

A Requiem for Humanity

Dec 6, 2024

Divine Inspiration

Eureka Symphony Chorus