Series VI - Mozart's Grand Mass. Boring paid commissions? Nah. Mozart chose to write his Great Mass instead. Welcome soloists Madison Craig (soprano), Camille Rogers (mezzo-soprano), Jason Ragan (tenor), and Peter Monaghan (bass-baritone) to the LSO stage once again, along with Vox Musica and the LCI Chamber Choir, offering you the pomp and solemnity of Mozart’s Grand Mass in C Minor.

Series VI – Mozart’s Grand Mass
Monday, May 6, 2024
7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Southminster United Church

A work of thanks-giving for all that is good in life.

Featuring guest artists
Madison Craig, soprano
Camille Rogers, mezzo-soprano
Jason Ragan, tenor
Peter Monoghan, bass
Vox Musica: Joanne Collier, director
LCI Chamber Choir, Erinn Roberts, director
& your Lethbridge Symphony Orchestra

Boring paid commissions? Nah. Mozart chose to write his Great Mass instead. Welcome soloists Madison Craig (soprano), Camille Rogers (mezzo-soprano), Jason Ragan (tenor), and Peter Monaghan (bass-baritone) to the LSO stage once again, along with Vox Musica and the LCI Chamber Choir, offering you the pomp and solemnity of Mozart’s Grand Mass in C Minor. This large-scale work, considered one of the composer’s greatest, remained unfinished by Mozart. He had vowed to have the work performed in honour of his upcoming wedding, quite the gift for his bride, Constanze, who then sang the “Et incarnatus est” at its premiere. What a team!

Franz Schubert – Symphony No.4 in C Minor (“Tragic”)

W.A. Mozart – Grand Mass in C Minor, K 427 (417a)

Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.