Shahar Choir, Philharmonic musicians, soloists, conductor: Gila Brill

We begin with Samuel Barber’s Agnus Dei – a haunting, iconic setting that flows like a sacred prayer.

Next comes Kaddish by Maurice Ravel – a modern French interpretation of the traditional Jewish text, gentle and evocative.

Mozart’s Laudate Dominum, a lyrical gem from his Vespers, follows with an uplifting soprano line praising the divine.
The program concludes with Gabriel Fauré’s timeless Requiem – a serene and moving meditation on life, death, and peace.