| Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791) | Symphonie no. 25 en sol mineur, K183 (K173dB) | |
| Kozłowski, Józef (Osip) (1757-1831) | Requiem in E flat minor (Asian premiere) |
| Singapore Symphony Orchestra | |
| Hans Graf | Direction |
| Singapore Symphony Chorus | |
| Singapore Symphony Youth Choir | |
| Eudenice Palaruan | Choral Director |
| Wong Lai Foon | Chef de chœur |
| Olga Peretyatko | Soprano |
| Olesya Petrova | Mezzo-soprano |
| Boris Stepanov | Ténor |
| Christoph Seidl | Basse |
Amidst the repertory of rare choral treasures lies one jewel which evokes excited praise from choral enthusiasts: the 65-minute Requiem by Russian-Polish composer Osip Kozlovsky (1757 – 1831), a masterwork that has been praised alongside the revered counterparts by Mozart and Verdi.
The Singapore Symphony Orchestra and Chorus led by Music Director Hans Graf presents this Asian premiere, preceded by Mozart’s “little G minor symphony”, made famous by the opening of the film, Amadeus.