
W. A. Mozart's Requiem is among the best and most moving works that classical music has to offer. The myths surrounding Mozart's final composition contribute to the incredible appeal of this masterpiece. The Requiem contains the intense emotions that people experience in the face of death: fear, anger, despair, sadness, hope, and comfort. Mozart's connection to St. Stephen's Cathedral is well known worldwide. Mozart married his wife Constanze in the Stephansdom, and two of his children were baptized there. After his death, he was laid in state in the cathedral before being transferred to the St. Marx Cemetery in Vienna. Mozart's name appears both in the death register and in the so-called Bahrleihbuch (funeral fee book) of the cathedral, and his marriage to Constanze Weber is also recorded. The Vienna Cathedral Orchestra and the St. Stephan Vocal Ensemble under Cathedral Kapellmeister Markus Landerer will perform W. A. Mozart's Requiem in the Vienna Stephansdom in connection with All Saints' Day.
Stephansdom
Stephansplatz
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