Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, March 29, 2010
Brahms' Requiem
We performed with First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley Chancel Choir on Palm Sunday evening. Since it was my first time performing with the Concert Choir, I was enthralled and had a wonderful time and felt every bit as cosmopolitan and erudite as the San Francisco Symphony. When I get my finances together, I am going to invest in a string of cheap pearls because that looks so elegant with our black dresses worn for the concert. I guess my favorite part of the Requiem is "For mortal flesh is as the grass," the second movement, the funeral march. That was the first part we rehearsed and I fell in love with the Requiem when I was introduced to it. Even though the performance took as long as the recording I'd been listening to, it seemed shorter. I think that is probably because when we rehearse, we start and stop, and it seems much longer.
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