Kamerkoor JIP presents Requiem de la Luz (part 2/4), titled La Última Luna del Primer Sol - Sol, Tierra y Luna, under the direction of Imre Ploeg. This performance features soloists Lotte Dikken, Tine van der Weij, Lynn Eekhof, and Eva Trapman.Requiem de la Luz is a four-part composition with central themes focusing on the death of the sun and the cycle of life. The libretto, written by Nícolas Barría González (Chile, 1986), explores the seasons, the existence of the universe, the emergence of life on earth, the development of our senses, and the death of the sun. The piece seeks to awaken an emotional awareness in listeners about the fragility of life on Earth and the interconnectedness of our senses, emotions, and nature.The Requiem de la Luz is a collaboration between poet Nícolas Eduardo Barría González, composers Bjarni Gudmundsson (Iceland), Diederik ten Böhmer (Netherlands), Imre Ploeg (Netherlands), conductor Jonathan Ploeg, and guitar players Alvaro Rovira Ruiz (Argentina) and Meike Aukes (Netherlands).Kamerkoor JIP, a project choir based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, was founded in 2013 by brothers Jonathan and Imre Ploeg. The choir focuses on presenting new and unknown choral works from around the world, exploring deep and thought-provoking themes such as war, peace, nomadic life, the refugee crisis, and the ecological crisis.