Putting the audience in a particularly reflective mood, Wrocław Opera is presenting four pieces composed for acappella choir will put the audience in a reflective mood. The program includes Vic Nees interpritation of De profundis and Eli, Eli by the Hungarian composer György Deák-Bárdos, two pieces rarely performed on Polish stages. Also to be heard is Crucem Tuam by Polish composer Paweł Łukaszewski and In Monte Oliveti by Juozas Naujalis. All compositions belong to the works of sacred music. The performance of choral works without the accompaniment of instruments allows you to focus fully on the range and possibilities of the performers' voice and coherent harmony. The crowning achievement of the concert will be the performance of Requiem in D minor (KV 626). The circumstances of its creation are shrouded in legend based on actual events - it can certainly be said that while writing the work, he was seriously ill and faced the inevitable sense of the approaching end. The work was completed by the composer's friend Joseph Eybler and his student Franz Xaver Süssmayr.