Armistice 1918
Location
Washington National Cathedral
3101 Wisconsin Avenue NW
Washington DC 20016
Directions & Parking
Washington National Cathedral
3101 Wisconsin Avenue NW
Washington DC 20016
Directions & Parking
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Armistice 1918
Sunday, October 21 | 6 pm
Russian composer Alexander Kastalsky wrote this powerful ecumenical Requiem to commemorate the diverse nations and faiths of the Allied lives lost in World War I. He finished the complete seventeen-movement work in 1917, and it will receive its world premiere at this concert.
We are honored to partner with the World War I Centennial Commission and three choruses on this national project around the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
Ticket Prices
Premium Nave: $81.50
Mid Nave: $60
North/South Balcony: $54
West Balcony: $47
North Transept West Side: $47
Rear Nave: $35
South Transept/North Transept East Side/Side Aisles: $25
10% Senior/Veteran discounts and $16 student tickets are available in every section except the Premium Nave (select the appropriate option in the drop-down when selecting your seats).
Tickets purchased now will be held under your name at will call, and may be picked up beginning at 5 pm on October 21, just inside the front doors of the Cathedral.
Sunday, October 21 | 6 pm
Russian composer Alexander Kastalsky wrote this powerful ecumenical Requiem to commemorate the diverse nations and faiths of the Allied lives lost in World War I. He finished the complete seventeen-movement work in 1917, and it will receive its world premiere at this concert.
We are honored to partner with the World War I Centennial Commission and three choruses on this national project around the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
Ticket Prices
Premium Nave: $81.50
Mid Nave: $60
North/South Balcony: $54
West Balcony: $47
North Transept West Side: $47
Rear Nave: $35
South Transept/North Transept East Side/Side Aisles: $25
10% Senior/Veteran discounts and $16 student tickets are available in every section except the Premium Nave (select the appropriate option in the drop-down when selecting your seats).
Tickets purchased now will be held under your name at will call, and may be picked up beginning at 5 pm on October 21, just inside the front doors of the Cathedral.