Manhattan Concert Productions presents Mozart's Requiem performed by the Masterwork Festival Chorus and soloists, with the New York City Chamber Orchestra and conductor Jeffrey Douma, Mozart’s famously unfinished final masterpiece, Requiem, continues to have a powerful impact with listeners and remains a staple in the classical repertoire.

Since the fall of 2003, conductor Jeffrey Douma has served as director of the Yale Glee Club, hailed under his direction by The New York Times as “one of the best collegiate singing ensembles, and one of the most adventurous.” Douma has appeared as a guest conductor with choruses and orchestras on six continents, including the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra, Singapore’s Metropolitan Festival Orchestra, Buenos Aires Philharmonic Orchestra, and Moscow Chamber Orchestra, to name a few.

The concert will also feature the National Festival Chorus, led by conductor Jo-Michael Scheibe, performing an array of choral works including Mendelssohn’s Verleih’ uns Frieden, Vaughan Williams' Let All the World in Every Corner Sing (Antiphon from “Five Mystical Songs”), and more.

Also featured will be the Impalaphonics, directed by Sharon Darland.

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