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Mozart Requiem Undead (MRU) is a bold, collaborative project conceived by Peter Stopschinski and Graham Reynolds of the Golden Hornet Project, presented with Brent Baldwin and co-presented by Fusebox Festival and Texas Performing Arts. MRU reimagines Mozart’s Requiem Mass by keeping Mozart’s vocal parts intact while inviting a roster of contemporary composers to radically reinterpret the movements. This artistic fusion brings together diverse voices from the modern classical and experimental scenes for concerts that feel both reverent and provocative.

The live experience

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Rooted in Austin, Texas, MRU has grown into a national conversation about innovation in choral and orchestral music. Here, you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and up-to-date information about appearances and touring. If you’re looking to secure tickets, we’ve got the connections to make it straightforward and stress-free.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Key moments include the world premiere on April 16, 2014, at the French Legation Museum in Austin, featuring roughly 170 musicians and a 150-voice choir with an audience around 2,000. Notable collaborators have included Caroline Shaw, Glenn Kotche, Adrian Quesada, DJ Spooky, Kate Moore, and Todd Reynolds. MRU earned national recognition from New Music USA and Chorus America and has been recognized by the Austin Critics Table for choral performance and soloist accolades. While current 2025 touring information isn’t publicly listed, MRU’s legacy continues to influence contemporary classical programming and festival collaborations. For followers, Brent Baldwin and Graham Reynolds maintain an active online presence, with official social channels and links to MRU materials. If you’re in Austin or visiting Texas, keep an eye on festival lineups and venue calendars for future MRU appearances.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

When you’re ready to explore MRU’s world, we’ll help you secure your seats with easy, no-fuss purchasing—just like having a trusted friend in the business. Check out MRU updates and connect with the artists through their official channels below.

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Quick Facts About Mozart Requiem Undead

  • Origin: MRU was conceived by Golden Hornet Project’s Peter Stopschinski and Graham Reynolds and presented with Brent Baldwin; co-presented by Fusebox Festival and Texas Performing Arts.
  • Premiere: World premiere on April 16, 2014, at the French Legation Museum in Austin, opening Fusebox Festival; involved ~170 musicians and a 150-voice choir (audience around 2,000).
  • Concept: Ten composers reworked Mozart’s Requiem Mass, keeping Mozart’s vocal parts intact while radically reimagining the movements.
  • Notable collaborators: Caroline Shaw, Glenn Kotche, Adrian Quesada, DJ Spooky, Kate Moore, Todd Reynolds, among others.
  • Major performances: 2014 premiere (Austin), 2016 encore at Bass Concert Hall (UT Austin) with Panoramic Voices/Roomful of Teeth and Convergence.
  • Awards/recognition: MRU was nationally lauded by New Music USA and Chorus America and earned Austin Critics Table nominations, with wins for Best Choral Performance and Best Soloist in later coverage.

Key moments include the world premiere on April 16, 2014, at the French Legation Museum in Austin, featuring roughly 170 musicians and a 150-voice choir with an audience around 2,000. Notable collaborators have included Caroline Shaw, Glenn Kotche, Adrian Quesada, DJ Spooky, Kate Moore, and Todd Reynolds. MRU earned national recognition from New Music USA and Chorus America and has been recognized by the Austin Critics Table for choral performance and soloist accolades. While current 2025 touring information isn’t publicly listed, MRU’s legacy continues to influence contemporary classical programming and festival collaborations. For followers, Brent Baldwin and Graham Reynolds maintain an active online presence, with official social channels and links to MRU materials. If you’re in Austin or visiting Texas, keep an eye on festival lineups and venue calendars for future MRU appearances.

When you’re ready to explore MRU’s world, we’ll help you secure your seats with easy, no-fuss purchasing—just like having a trusted friend in the business. Check out MRU updates and connect with the artists through their official channels below.

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