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Concert

Stabat Mater by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

As a young man, Pergolesi wrote his famous Stabat Mater in 1736 a few weeks before his death for a Neapolitan lay brotherhood.

The poignant mood of the work, written in the then newly emerging galant style, soon met with interest and great approval. Even Johann Sebastian Bach contributed a beautiful arrangement in his cantata “Tilge, Höchster, meine Sünden” (BWV 1083).

The singers are the Tyrolean soprano Vanessa Waldhart, who is currently engaged in Halle an der Saale, and the Wilten alto Pascal Ladner, who studies singing with Prof. Johannes Stecher at the Tyrolean State Conservatory in cooperation with the Vienna University of Music and has already shone in several major oratorios.

Prices

€ 

Tickets: Innsbruck Information, at all Raiffeisen banks and other Ö-Ticket advance booking offices.

Prices for the various categories incl. advance booking fees:

Advance booking
1st category: € 28
2nd category: € 20
3rd category: € 16

Box office
1st category: € 32
2nd category: € 24
3rd category: € 20

Discounts in advance booking at € 21/15/12 and at the box office at € 24/18/15 are available with ID for TT Club and Ö1 Club members, Raiffeisen customers, customers of Wiener Städtische, school pupils, apprentices, students, civil servants and those on military service, pensioners, WSK members, A. J. Stainer members. Children up to and including 14 years have free admission with a ticket.

Organiser

Academia Jacobus Stainer