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The gentlest of all requiems, on a Sunday afternoon.
Classical
At Cadogan Hall.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the Brighton Festival Chorus in Faure's Requiem, which leaves out the Day of Judgement almost entirely and ends instead In Paradisum, on a treble line and harp. Faure called it a lullaby of death and said he had written it for the pleasure of it. French and English works either side. 16:00.
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