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Latonia Moore shines in Robert Spano's aggressive Verdi Requiem in Atlanta

By William E Ford, 14 November 2015
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Reviewed at Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta on 12 November 2015
Programme
Verdi, Messa da Requiem
Performers
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus
Robert Spano, Conductor
Latonia Moore, Soprano
Jennifer Johnson Cano, Mezzo-soprano
Anthony Dean Griffey, Tenor
Nathan Stark, Bass
Norman Mackenzie, Choirmaster / chorus director
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William E Ford
William E Ford
William has enjoyed classical music for over five decades. He is a frequent concertgoer and blogs about classical music . He has a YouTube channel in which he interviews a variety of people in the world of music, such as composers, musicians, writers, and artistic directors. William is a clinical psychologist.