Osip Kozlovsky - Requiem in E-flat minor (1798) 

New his some piano pieces

Effectivement. La vieille Russie chrétienne veille toujours..j'ai bientôt 74 ans et ai chanté des requiem et suis heureux d'écouter cela.

I pray you have very many years to listen to all the wonderful music you wish.

L'amour profond de la musique vous conduira au-delà de 100 ans...

Requiem in E flat minor, Op. 14 was created by Józef Kozłowski, a Polish composer for the death of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland. Maybe that is why it is so little known, for political reason and partition of Poland, after partition of Poland the occupiers made sure that as little as possible was heard about Poland and Polish kings and Polish composers.

Thank you car il y a une puissance presque verdienne dans cette œuvre mais tout à fait russe

@@rolandtruc5700Yes,yes and it was written by the Polish composer Józef Kozłowski for the last Polish king Stanisław August Poniatowski.

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@@rolandtruc5700 à part que ce n'est pas de la musique russe, slave d'accord mais pas russe

Until now I liked the best Mozart's Requiem, but listening this became the best. Somehow here is more temperament. Because of the russian soul? I don't know...

Toda una maestría su comentario buen señor.

Alan Weinberg I too discovered this piece purely while sifting through classical stuff... decided to download it, as the name of the composer and thumbnail were interesting. Wow! Have I not regretted that! Like you, I can listen again...and again... Such a wonderful piece. Keep enjoying man😁

Performance is wonderful!!!

Fauré

André Campra, Jean Gilles, Maurice Duruflé

And the many ones from the Renaissance and Baroque

Mi pequeño amigo verde

Truly phantastic. How would you contrast it with Cherubini's?

Dear Stevee Gallo! I will take this very serious - the similarities are obvious but difficult. The "closest" one get to this enormous piece of music is - though - Otto Olsson (a swedish composer I must add since being from Sweden; Otto Olsson's "best" piece is not the requiem, though, but his "Te Deum" but that's all my own opinion; Otto Olsson was an expert on organ too and his symphonies are troublesome...). So I will have to come up with an answer to your excellently interesting question within the course of this week. The trouble is if Osip Kozlovski ever heard Cherubini's requiem. And Osip seems to be a composer of outermost rang in skill and knowledge. It's a real pity he has been neglected for so long - but that has to be changed! Some more of his music MUST be recorded - as a matter of fact he wrote two requiems and beside this some very interesting operas (not recorded to my knowledge - one could read the manuscript though but that is a highly demanding and difficult task; one of his opera "Zelmira and Smelon" was performed but unfortunately not recorded in 2004) - it's not a matter only for us interested in the history of music as such but for the rest of the humanity and not least for Russia it self. Come on directors and record and perform this beautyful marvelous music and let dear Osips music be heard - it's worth the effort all the way! (But there are so very much - not to say enormoulys again - that still awaits recording. I know of really curious and highly beautiful music made by highly skilled composers that is mentioned perhaps in fotnotes only, but is of such relevance that one can't but wonder why they are not recorded! And - these composer's can be counted in thousands... and the music they wrote for us is several magnitudes higher!) A clue to this requiem by Osip is perhaps some 32 - 45 minutes in this requiem. Here one's feelings for the music reaches a level one cant really describe - not like nothing else in the "branch"! It's out of this world and blows one's profound view of what life is as such... And it's not too introvert but sets tunes to one's most deeply sought feelings like no one else is capable of! Im stunned. Greetings from Mikael in Sweden! Please await more analysis of this fantastic when I'm ready!

A small note to "KuhlauDilfeng3": The composer was born in Propoysk in Belarus. I can strongly recommend the book "Polish Encounters, Russian Identity" by David L. Ransel and Bożena Shallcross from 2005. It's a rare book to find - and read! Thank's so very much for this music and if you find other recordings please let me know! I'm over the top for hear more of Osip Kozlovski (I have found only one recording more...)! Very best and most noble greetings from Mikael in Sweden!

@@mikethepike1000 Dear Mikael, I share your love with Kozlovskys outstanding Requiem! So you know where I cold get the score of this work? Do you know the 2nd Requiem by him? Gerd

@@gerdprengel7616 Dear Gerd! I must answer you negatively on this point! There are no scores available (and last time any where for sale they were seriously expensive).

concordo in pieno.sono gioielli sconosciuti!(peccato la pronuncia del latino)

Togli il quasi

Nel 2019 ho tradotto la voce biografica su Wikipedia... così quando cercheremo, compare qualche notizia.

@@user-bl6lf3or6w Ils sont russes n'oubliez pas!!

@@rolandtruc5700 oui,c'est vrai!

Спасибо!

Grazie ⚜

Thanks very much for this biography on Josef Oslovski! There is hardly anything to find about him in the western digital media. And thanks RU-vid for the auto-translation.

You have much to learn!

Thank you a lot

Thank you 🙂

Thank you, thank you. I can't get enough of this wonderful music.

+Giovanni Valentino Grazie per questa utilissima suddivisione delle tracce!

Thanks to Giovanni Valentino

Giovanni Valentino all the gods bless you

Me too. Listening now.

Well defined dgbx6 however it seems some influence of Paisiello who spent a long time at the court in St Petersburg

oui merci

I heard it today for the first time. I'm 63 and glad I had the chance.

@@angelo1962 It's an interesting piece. I believe there is a web page with a list of all the requiems ever composed.

Trésor préservé par la résistance de l'URSS à une sous ou contre culture de mort USA... Particulièrement bien opportun ce requiem .Qu'on n' enterre pas trop vite la culture musicale occidentale : tout n'est pas perdu .La preuve ? Cet enregistrement

Это старый реквием

Ciertamente es hermoso

Надзвичайна МУЗИКА..

Otto Olson

Listen to this too! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9MWrxAikm3k.html

+Bryan Ho Yeah. The great c minor requiem.

Could be the other way around

ES INCREIBLEMENTE BUENO, NO ME CANSO DE ESCUCHARLO

With Mozart too!

For the death of the last King of Poland.

Pietro Saja, italian painter 1779-1833: The Vestal Virgin condemned to death

+franchi123 It is the music we are all after, not power and glory.

Этот Реквием написан Козловским на смерть польского короля Станислава II.

Absolutamente de acuerdo, sólo el de Fauré se le iguala en quietud y en esa forma de suavizar una canción a la muerte. Ciertos retazos de Mozart nos recuerda el siglo en el que fue compuesto. Es realmente sublime.