LA Master Chorale shines in Mozart's C minor Mass

Von Matthew Richard Martinez, 01 April 2022

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“Brenda Rae sang a supremely confident Kyrie and was particularly sublime in Et incarnatus est”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, am 31 März 2022

Mozart, Messe Nr. 18 c-Moll "Große Messe", KV427 (KV417a)

Zubin Mehta, Musikalische Leitung

Los Angeles Philharmonic

Brenda Rae, Sopran

Miah Persson, Sopran

Attilio Glaser, Tenor

Michael Sumuel, Bassbariton

Los Angeles Master Chorale

Grant Gershon, Chorleitung

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Matthew Richard Martinez

A professional conductor living in Costa Mesa, California, Matthew received Bachelor of Music and MFA degrees from University of California, Irvine. An avid sports fan, when he’s not conducting or listening to music, he can be found cheering for his hometown San Diego Padres.