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Later in his life Faure wrote about his renowned Requiem in D Minor: 'Everything I managed to entertain by way of religious illusion I put into my Requiem, which moreover is dominated from beginning to end by a very human feeling of faith in eternal rest'. The latest redaction of the score dates from 1900 (with corrections made in 1901). The new approach to the Requiem tradition is evidenced by the opening Introit from the Kyrie-- scored for chamber forces, with a calm, contemplative chorus, without a shadow of drama. The ensuing Offertory, originally conceived for solo voices and only using the choir in later versions (from the choral 'Domine Jesu Christe' to the baritone 'Hostias'), with its opening canon consolidates the mood of reflection, which is retained in the polyphonic choral Sanctus, based on a simple three- note melody. A climax of sorts is provided by what is perhaps the most famous episode in the work: the soprano 'Pie Jesu'. Close analysis of the form of this work betrays startling similarities to Johannes Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem.\r
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Johannes Brahms's Begrabnisgesang [Burial song], Op.13 is the first work in which the composer combined a choir with instruments: twelve winds and timpani. It is highly likely that the idea for this composition is linked to the development of his 'Ein deutsches Requiem', already maturing at this time, although not fully realised until ten years later. Such is suggested by the forces, the subject matter and also the concept for a grand oratorio making use of what Brahms considered to be the most valuable ideas from his earlier works. The direct impulse for the composing of this youthful masterwork was no doubt the recent death (in 1856) of Brahms's master and friend Robert Schumann.

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This disc was recorded live at the 17th International Music Festival 'Chopin and his Europe' at the 'Teatr Wielki' Polish National Opera in Warsaw, Moniuszko Auditorium, 31st August 2021.\r
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'Everything about this performance feels opulent [\x85]. I feel excited by this whole sonorous amazing sound that just envelopes you' \x96 BBC Radio 3 Record Review (Andrew McGregor / Tasmin Little)\r
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'It is rare to find such a good balance between voices, orchestra, and organ. Herreweghe conducts a very quiet and haunting version, carefully choosing between dark and light colours, convincingly making his way from the deep opening to the light of In Paradisum.' \x96 Pizzicato ****

Gabriel Faure: Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48 (1893 Version): I. Introit et Kyrie

II. Offertoire

III. Sanctus

IV. Pie Jesu

V. Agnus Dei

VI. Libera me

VII. In Paradisum

Johannes Brahms: Begrabnisgesang fur gemischtem Chor und Blaser, Op. 13

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Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.Later in his life Faure wrote about his renowned Requiem in D Minor: 'Everything I managed to entertain by way of religious illusion I put into my Requiem, which moreover is dominated from beginning to end by a very human feeling of faith in eternal rest'. The latest redaction of the score dates from 1900 (with corrections made in 1901). The new approach to the Requiem tradition is evidenced by the opening Introit from the Kyrie-- scored for chamber forces, with a calm, contemplative chorus, without a shadow of drama. The ensuing Offertory, originally conceived for solo voices and only using the choir in later versions (from the choral 'Domine Jesu Christe' to the baritone 'Hostias'), with its opening canon consolidates the mood of reflection, which is retained in the polyphonic choral Sanctus, based on a simple three- note melody. A climax of sorts is provided by what is perhaps the most famous episode in the work: the soprano 'Pie Jesu'. Close analysis of the form of this work betrays startling similarities to Johannes Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem.rr

Johannes Brahms's Begrabnisgesang [Burial song], Op.13 is the first work in which the composer combined a choir with instruments: twelve winds and timpani. It is highly likely that the idea for this composition is linked to the development of his 'Ein deutsches Requiem', already maturing at this time, although not fully realised until ten years later. Such is suggested by the forces, the subject matter and also the concept for a grand oratorio making use of what Brahms considered to be the most valuable ideas from his earlier works. The direct impulse for the composing of this youthful masterwork was no doubt the recent death (in 1856) of Brahms's master and friend Robert Schumann.

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This disc was recorded live at the 17th International Music Festival 'Chopin and his Europe' at the 'Teatr Wielki' Polish National Opera in Warsaw, Moniuszko Auditorium, 31st August 2021.rr

'Everything about this performance feels opulent [x85]. I feel excited by this whole sonorous amazing sound that just envelopes you' x96 BBC Radio 3 Record Review (Andrew McGregor / Tasmin Little)rr

'It is rare to find such a good balance between voices, orchestra, and organ. Herreweghe conducts a very quiet and haunting version, carefully choosing between dark and light colours, convincingly making his way from the deep opening to the light of In Paradisum.' x96 Pizzicato ****

Gabriel Faure: Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48 (1893 Version): I. Introit et Kyrie

II. Offertoire

III. Sanctus

IV. Pie Jesu

V. Agnus Dei

VI. Libera me

VII. In Paradisum

Johannes Brahms: Begrabnisgesang fur gemischtem Chor und Blaser, Op. 13

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Gabriel Faure: Requiem in D Minor, Op. 48 (1893 Version): I. Introit et Kyrie

II. Offertoire

III. Sanctus

IV. Pie Jesu

V. Agnus Dei

VI. Libera me

VII. In Paradisum

Johannes Brahms: Begrabnisgesang fur gemischtem Chor und Blaser, Op. 13

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