Wednesday, August 5 at 7:00pm
DCR Hatch Memorial Shell
47 David G. Mugar Way
Boston, MA 02108

Verdi’s electrifying Requiem—with its blazing choruses, dramatic operatic solos, and powerful orchestra—marks the return of our One City Choir, in partnership with Cantata Singers, led by Noah Horn. Randall Thompson’s The Testament of Freedom, with texts of Thomas Jefferson, continues our celebration of America 250.

Approximate concert end time: 9:00pm

Digital program coming soon!

Boston Landmarks Orchestra | Christopher Wilkins, Music Director
In Partnership with Cantata Singers | Noah Horn, Music Director
Felicia Moore, soprano
Erica Brookhyser, mezzo-soprano
Jonghyun Park, tenor
Christopher Humbert, Jr., bass-baritone

Featuring a Prelude Concert by students from the Chelsea High School Orchestra and the NEMPAC Summer Singers.

ASL interpretation provided by Think Outside the Vox

Rachel Berman-Kobylarz, Director of Artistic Sign Language
Desiree Weems, ASL Interpreter
Aimee Robinson, ASL Interpreter

Feel the music, don’t just hear it. Through wearable haptic suits provided by Tactus, the orchestra comes alive as vibration you sense across your whole body, opening the concert to Deaf and hard of hearing audiences and letting everyone experience the performance in a new way. Sign up to use one here.

Repertoire includes:
Randall Thompson The Testament of Freedom (excerpts)
Giueseppe Verdi Messa da Reqiuem

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