Requiem
Work Information
Verdi finished this masterpiece with a cautious and devoted attitude as treating his own opera. This work and the Missa solemnis of Beethoven are enthroned as the most magnificent and majestically impressive sacred music completed in the 19th century. The momentum and the time significance of this music make its greatness. It is the most dramatic work of ultimately experiencing the religion for the people in the Romantic Era.
Composer
Track
- 1. Requiem and Kyrie
- 1. Requiem and Kyrie
- 2a. Sequence. Dies Iræ
- 2a. Sequence. Dies Iræ
- 2b. Sequence. Tuba mirum
- 2b. Sequence. Tuba mirum
- 2e. Sequence. Quid sum miser
- 2e. Sequence. Quid sum miser
- 2f. Sequence. Rex tremendae
- 2f. Sequence. Rex tremendae
- 2g. Sequence. Recordare
- 2g. Sequence. Recordare
- 2h. Sequence. Ingemisco
- 2h. Sequence. Ingemisco
- 2h. Sequence. Ingemisco
- 2j. Sequence. Lacrymosa
- 2j. Sequence. Lacrymosa
- 3. Offertorium
- 3. Offertorium
- 3a. Offœrtorium. Domine Jesu Christe
- 3b. Offœrtorium. Hostias
- 4. Sanctus
- 4. Sanctus
- 5. Agnus Dei
- 5. Agnus Dei
- 6. Lux aeterna
- 6. Lux aeterna
- 7. Libera me
- 7. Libera me
- 7a. Libera me. Dies iræ
- 7a. Libera me. Libera me I
- 2i. Sequence. Confutatis
- 2i. Sequence. Confutatis
- 2i. Sequence. Confutatis
- 2c. Sequence. Mors stupebit
- 2d. Sequence. Liber scriptus
- 2d. Sequence. Liber scriptus
- 7c. Libera me. Libera me II
- Dies irae: Confutatis
- Dies irae: Tuba mirum
- Lux aeterna
