(c) Johannes Hloch W. A. Mozart Requiem at St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Vienna, Stephansdom — main
About the Event
Listen to the traditional Mozart Requiem in St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna before All Saints' Day!
W. A. Mozart’s Requiem is one of the best and most moving pieces classical music has to offer. The myths surrounding Mozart's last composition contribute to the incredible appeal of this masterpiece. The Requiem is filled with the strong emotions that come to man in the face of death: Fear, anger, despair, sadness, hope, consolation.
During his lifetime and after his death, Mozart was associated with the cathedral in several ways: He married Constanze Weber there, had two of his children baptized and a few months before his death, Mozart applied for the position of music director adjunct at St. Stephen's. Mozart's name can be found both in the record of his death and in the cathedral's Book of Death Fees.
Practical Information
In categories 3 and 4 you do not have a view of the artists. Therefore, for an optimal concert experience, we recommend you to book a higher category.
Program
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Requiem in D minor, K. 626
Artists
| Orchestra: | Wiener Domorchester The orchestra of the Vienna Cathedral draws on all of Vienna's major orchestras for its players, bringing together many of the most experienced and exceptional orchestral instrumentalists on the planet. The ensemble varies in size according to the demands of the programmed works, ranging from a small chamber ensemble to full symphonic strength, and the orchestra is primarily responsible for accompanying the Cathedral's choir in High Masses and concerts. On special occasions and feast days, orchestral works and large‐scale oratorios may be performed. |
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| Conductor: | Markus Landerer |
| Choir: | Vokalensemble St. Stephan |
Customer Reviews
5.0 of 5
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Margit W, Österreich
Nov 2025
Gute Organisation angesichts der grossen Zahl an Besuchern
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Yvonne B, USA
Nov 2025
Thank you. What a special, well organized event.
Address
Stephansdom, Stephansplatz 1 , Vienna, Austria — Google Maps
