Mozart's Requiem in Rome with typical Roman Dinner
About the Event
Mozart's Requiem, composed in 1791, was the composer's final composition, and it became one of his most famous works.
According to tradition, the Requiem was commissioned by a mysterious client, who insisted the work be completed very quickly. This demand was not met, because the composer died before the piece was finished. Some of Mozart's closest students later completed the composition.
The orchestra, chorus and soloists of the Academy of Dance in Rome interpret this masterpiece of music history.
Practical Information
Dinner:
6:30 pm (before the concert): Dinner at "La Fontana al Viminale" Restaurant (Via del Viminale 7/a).
Typical Roman Menu:
*Fresh tomato bruschetta with basil aroma
*Homemade lasagna with tomato sauce and delicious cheesy filling or Cannelloni filled with ricotta cheese and spinach or Garden vegetable soup
*Escalope with white wine, lemon or Marsala or Roman‐style saltimbocca, veal escalope cooked with ham and sage
*Roasted potatoes with rosemary aroma and salad
*Fresh fruit salad
Water is included.
