Experience the brilliance of renowned choral composer, Eric Whitacre, live and in person! Witness a captivating evening as he not only conducts the concert but also leads the mesmerizing performance of his own masterpieces during the first half of the event. Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Lux Aurumque, be moved by a soul-stirring cello performance in The River Cam, and experience the emotive power of The Sacred Veil selections. After an intermission, brace yourself for the timeless magnificence of Mozart’s Requiem in D minor, K. 626, performed with precision and grandeur. Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of musical masterpieces!

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Classics: Mozart Requiem

The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts

NIGHTLITES: Mozart Requiem

Indiana University Southeast

This is your chance to hear Handel’s great inspired masterwork detailing musically the life of Jesus Christ. Selections from the entire work, including the iconic “Hallelujah” performed by a chamber orchestra drawn from the Louisville Orchestra and the Louisville Chamber Choir, all under the direction of Kent Hatteberg.

Holiday: Handel's Messiah

Cathedral of the Assumption

Our Festival this year carries the title “Journeys of Faith”. Through a series of panel discussions pairing Jewish and Black pastors and clergy, our Festival sponsors and partners will seek to connect those Louisvillian communities through discussions of faith and life experience. Their goal is to enable a better understanding of one another and achieve connection through a renewed foundation of relationship. Musically the LO will explore the music of Jewish composers Leonard Bernstein and Olga Neuwirth and an important work by Joel Thompson based on the words of African-American writer James Baldwin. American music will welcome two brand new compositions to its ranks from our Creators Corps members, TJ Cole and Tyler Taylor.

Louisville Chamber Choir

Mar 23, 2024

Classics: Mozart Requiem

Mar 22, 2024

NIGHTLITES: Mozart Requiem

Louisville Chamber Choir