One of the most profound musical reflections on life and death from the time of the Thirty Years’ War, Schütz sets texts from scripture and Martin Luther to form a distinctly Protestant Requiem (Mass for the Dead) - one that almost certainly inspired Johannes Brahms’ 19th-century setting that we will present in April 2025. The Met Festival Choir is accompanied by a lavish continuo section including organ, harpsichord, regal, theorbo, and violone. Suggested contribution: $40. This concert will also be livestreamed Met's Livestream Channel and on YouTube, and those enjoying the concert online will also be asked to make a contribution. Jonathan Oldengarm will give a pre-concert talk at 6:30 pm.