Stephen Handrigan, director of the St. Michael’s Choir School & Conductor Bryan Priddy preview next week’s performance of Mozart’s Requiem

On Thursday, March 12th at 7pm, The Schola Cantorum of St. Michael’s Choir School will perform Mozart’s Requiem with baroque orchestra and soloists – with Principal Conductor: Bryan Priddy. It’s happening of course at St. Michael’s Cathedral Basilica

It’s a program of reflective music on life’s endings and the promise of the everlasting life to come. Mozart’s powerful and enduring Requiem is complemented by Gregorian Chant and the emotionally charged, yet restrained Dead March from Handel’s oratorio, Saul.

Visit www.smcs.on.ca for info and tickets.

The director of the St. Michael’s Choir School, Stephen Handrigan joined Mark Wigmore on The Oasis.

Listen to the interview: