Unison Voices - Requiem for the Living

A requiem evokes a state of rest, redemption, and peace as a token of remembrance for the deceased. But Dan Forrest's beautiful setting of the traditional Latin liturgical texts offers this same sense of calm and tranquillity to those that are still alive.

This Easter, join Unison Voices as we perform Dan Forrest’s "Requiem for the living" accompanied by a small ensemble. Unison Voices is a project chamber choir established in 2019 under the baton of Stephan Gericke. When we sing, our souls become one - one in sound, one in music, one in creating art. The choir has come together during level 1 of the lockdown to bring you this inspiring and soothing performance - a performance of hope for Easter and during the continuing pandemic.

   

Soprano Solo – Deirdré van Schalkwyk
Flute - Laetitia de Lange
Oboe - Johan Ferreira
Violin - Chris Evans
Cello - Nathalie Roué
Double Bass - Jurgens de Lange
Percussion - Deoné Prinsloo
Organ - Neil Krog
Harp - Vivienne Jansen van Rensburg
Choir – Unison Voices
Conducted by Stephan Gericke