Schubert Mass + Haydn's London

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Voices carry at Sunset Center when we are joined by the Monterey Symphony Singers for a concert of Classical and Romantic masters. Tonal waves crash on the rocks of the Scottish Isles in Felix Mendelsohn's vivid concert overture The Hebrides. Composed for the Catholic Feast of the Corpus Christi, Ave Verum Corpus is a radiant gem and among a handful of works Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart completed in the final year of his life. Hear art song wunderkind Franz Schubert's venture into sacred choral music in the sublime Mass in G major. The program concludes with a composer credited with inventing the symphony form: Franz Joseph Haydn and his propulsive Symphony No. 104, "London."