Truly magnificent! The Kansas City Symphony and Chorus will fill Helzberg Hall with massive, sweeping sound as they present this monument of the choral repertoire, Brahms’ majestic German Requiem.
Truly magnificent! The Kansas City Symphony and Chorus will fill Helzberg Hall with massive, sweeping sound as they present this monument of the choral repertoire, Brahms’ majestic German Requiem. To complement, the concert begins with masterworks by two French Impressionists. Experience Ravel’s hypnotic Pavane and two magical Debussy Nocturnes — “Nuages” (Clouds) and “Fêtes” (Festivals) — with their transparent orchestrations, exotic harmonies and elusive rhythms that mirror the aesthetics of the Impressionist visual artists.
Robert Spano, guest conductor
Kansas City Symphony Chorus, Charles Bruffy, chorus director
Jessica Rivera, soprano
Nmon Ford, baritone
RAVEL Pavane pour une infante défunte
DEBUSSY Nocturnes, “Nuages” and “Fêtes”
BRAHMS A German Requiem
Tickets from $25.
Phone: 816-471-0400
2017/11/03 - 2017/11/05
Additional time info:
Join us for Concert Comments, a lively conversation about our Classical Series programs, beginning one hour prior to most classical concerts. Concert Comments frequently features the conductor and the guest artist. Note: Concert Comments are not presented prior to programs featuring the Kansas City Symphony Chorus.
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
1601 Broadway Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64108
An experience at the Kauffman Center begins the moment you arrive, with a convenient, well-lit parking garage, owned and operated by the City of Kansas City, Missouri. The garage is directly attached to the Kauffman Center just south of the building with multiple access points to surrounding streets.
Garage parking passes and valet parking passes are available in advance for most events. Please note that if the garage is full patrons without a pre-paid pass will not be able to park in the Arts District Garage. Additional information about parking is available at kauffmancenter.org/the-center/directions-parking.