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Diocese of Ibiza to host Mozart's Requiem concert
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The Cathedral of Ibiza will host a concert of Mozart's Requiem at 12:00 on Sunday, November 1. The performance coincides with the Solemnity of All Saints.
The Jove Orquestra de les Illes Balears, directed by Joan Barceló, and the Cor de Cambra Amalthea of Valencia, directed by Marta Mármol, will perform the work. Tanya Durán-Gil, Adriana Mayer, Néster Martorell, and Sebastià Peris will perform under the direction of Juan Francisco Ballesteros.
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- Official sourceESTE DOMINGO, GRAN CONCIERTO EN LA CATEDRAL CON EL RÉQUIEM DE MOZART
Diocese of Ibiza · comunicacion
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