
World-Premiere
LIBERA NOS
Multi-Faith Oratorio by Polo Piatti
Award-winning composer Polo Piatti's 'Libera Nos' is the very first multi-faith oratorio to have been premiered anywhere in the world. Inspired by Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Judaism and Islam, this spiritual work was composed to convey and unite the traditional beliefs and spiritual messages of the largest religions. This major new work comprises 60 original vocal and instrumental compositions structuredd into four main sections: Creation, Law & Obedience, End of Time and Reconciliation & Salvation. Come and join us to hear this monumental work performed for the very first time.

"This is a spiritual work and not a religious one.
Spirituality is all about asking questions while religion is all about giving answers" Polo Piatti
“Love And Compassion Are Necessities, Not Luxuries. Without Them, Humanity Cannot Survive”
[The Dalai Lama XIV, The Art Of Happiness]




Creation
Law & Obedience
End of Time
Reconciliation & Salvation
"Performing Polo Piatti's Libera Nos Oratorio was an utterly thrilling and unforgettable experience. Musically, the Oratorio takes you on a powerful, emotional journey, through the hope of creation, the self-assuredness of shaping our world through laws and rites, the despair of humankind’s encounter with death and damnation, and finally the promise of redemption and joy in togetherness. It achieves this through evocative melodies and rhythms, and passages of spine-tingling beauty and depth. It left performers and the audience moved and elated.
Being able to premiere this work was a real privilege and encountering musical influences from so many different cultural and religious traditions -- the result of years of research and intuitive understanding by Piatti -- was deeply enriching. Playing with the London Mozart Players was a real highlight and the musical skills we learned from them will benefit our orchestra for years to come. It was also a joy to share the stage with the children of St Richards and share the power of this piece with the next generation of musicians.” Alexandra Hudson, violin
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