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London Symphony Orchestra/Manfred Honeck

Mozart with Imogen Cooper & Brahms' German Requiem

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Imogen Cooper

Subtle elegance and introspection infuse Mozart’s late piano concerto, while Brahms brings hope and solace in times of loss. 

Mozart’s final piano concerto, completed the year of his death in 1791, has an air of autumnal serenity, while Brahms’ sublime 1869 Requiem, setting verses from the Lutheran Bible, features music of gentle power. The fifth-movement soprano solo is surely one of Brahms’ most inspired moments. 

Dame Imogen Cooper has been known for her virtuosic, lyrical interpretations of Mozart’s music throughout her illustrious performing career. Don’t miss the chance to catch this supreme poet of the piano.  

US conductor Manfred Honeck leads the LSO and Chorus, and star soloists Chen Reiss and Gerald Finley in what promises to be profoundly affecting Brahms. 

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The concert will finish at approximately 9.05pm, including a 20-minute interval (timings subject to change).

Produced by the London Symphony Orchestra

Programme

  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart   Piano Concerto No 27
  • Johannes Brahms   German Requiem

Performers

  • London Symphony Orchestra  
  • Manfred Honeck   conductor
  • Imogen Cooper   piano
  • Chen Reiss   soprano
  • Gerald Finley   bass
  • London Symphony Chorus  

Ticket prices

Standard
£18–72 *
* Excludes £4 booking fee

Booking fees

£4 booking fee per online/phone transaction. 

No fee when tickets are booked in person.

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Hall

Location
The Barbican Hall is located within the main Barbican building. Head to Level G and follow the signs to find your seating level. 

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

Public transport
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