Requiem: Alabama Symphony Orchestra Masterworks

Mozart’s Requiem with Mahler’s Adagietto & Kindertotenlieder

Ming Luke conducts the Alabama Symphony Orchestra in one of classical music’s most enduring and mysterious works: Mozart’s Requiem, left unfinished at the composer’s death and completed by his student Franz Süssmayr. Joining the orchestra are soprano Andrea Baker, mezzo-soprano Alexis Davis-Hazell, tenor Brian Skoog, and bass-baritone Doug Williams. The program opens with the aching, songlike Adagietto from Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, followed by his Kindertotenlieder — five devastating songs on loss and grief, sung by mezzo-soprano Alexis Davis-Hazell.

Thanks to our Masterworks series sponsor, Health Pros for the ASO.

Price Range: $36 – $90

Conductor Comments is a free benefit to all ticket holders. Come early and hear insights that only the conductor can share. Offered on both Friday and Saturday evenings, from 6:15–6:35, the conductor offers history and context on the arrangements you’ll hear, along with insight into how the program flows together — a wonderful way to deepen your experience before the first note fills the hall.

The door is open when you arrive, and we’re glad to have you join us at any point — open seating, no reservation needed. Volunteers are on hand to help you find your way.

Join us in the Reynolds-Kirschbaum Recital Hall, found in the upper lobby of the Alys Stephens Center.

Artists
Ming Luke, guest conductor
Andrea Baker, soprano
Alexis Davis-Hazell, mezzo-soprano
Brian Skoog, tenor
Doug Williams, bass-baritone
Alabama Symphony Orchestra Chorus, under the direction of Melinda S. Doyle, DMA

Program to Include
MAHLER “Adagietto” from Symphony No. 5
MAHLER Kindertotenlieder
MOZART Requiem