Come and Sing Mozart's Requiem Tour at St Peter Mancroft

Perform one of classical music's most dramatic works alongside professional singers in our immersive Come and Sing Mozart's Requiem Tour across UK, Ireland and Austria.

In 2022/23, hundreds of people from around the world came to sing with Choir of the Earth in venues around the UK and Ireland on its epic Messiah Tour.  This year, the same team is working with Labrador Events to bring you another come and sing tour, this time with a focus on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's final composition - his stunning Requiem!

When you book a ticket for one of our come and sing Mozart Requiem Tour events, the fun starts before the day itself. With the confirmation of your booking you will also receive lots of useful digital resources, including:

• A digital score of the whole work
• Recorded rehearsals to help you learn and/or refresh your memory of the music, note by note.
• Rehearsal tracks with your voice part louder
• MP3 downloads of the entire Mozart Requiem as performed by Choir of the Earth

At the event itself, the doors will open at 10am, then our charismatic Musical Director Ben England will lead us through the whole Mozart Requiem in workshops throughout the day.

In the early evening, Ben will conduct you in a Concert Performance of the Requiem, accompanied by a local organist.

We are delighted to welcome a local accompanist and soloists for the day. Our soloists will sing with the choir during the workshops and in the evening will perform at the concert, singing the solo movements from the Requiem, allowing you to experience the delight of watching the concert as well as the joy of performing in it.

Tickets available from https://labradorevents.com

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See our past come and sing tour in action:

Come & Sing Messiah Tour Dublin on the Irish News: https://www.irishtimes.com/video/ireland/dublin/2023/04/14/choir-of-the-earth-perform-handels-messiah-in-dublin

Come & Sing Messiah Tour London - the highlights:
https://youtu.be/87JdiFAQ5rc