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Hannu Lintu, preeminent Finnish conductor and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra\u2019s Music Director-designate returns to lead the SSO and our Choruses in two masterworks with a vital role for voice. A hundred years separate Haydn\u2019s Missa in angustiis and Mahler\u2019s Fourth Symphony: one, a mass written in troubled times that gives way to victory and hope, earning its dignified epithet Nelson Mass; the other, Mahler\u2019s evocative musings on paradise, leading to a child\u2019s vision of heaven. <\/span>The concert will also feature a new work by Singapore composer and CSS Member Joyce Koh!<\/strong><\/p>\n