ChoralCast – Lacrimosa from ‘Requiem’
(W.A. Mozart)
Soprano Victoria Meteyard introduces St Martin’s Voices singing ‘Lacrimosa’ from W.A. Mozart’s ‘Requiem’, for this Easter Saturday.
In these challenging times, when sadly we can’t join together at St Martin’s to create music, we’re pleased to bring you a daily recording, sung by St Martin’s Voices, our flagship professional vocal ensemble.
Each is introduced by a different member of our team, recorded at home. Now, more than ever, we need the people who care about us to support us. If you can and would like to support our work, please click here. Thank you for your generosity.
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