W.A. Mozart - Requiem K. 626 - Unfinished Fragment Version [Dijkstra, Kammerphilharmonie Bremen]

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With the exception of the Kyrie (which was fully orchestrated colla parte by two unknown hands after Mozart's death), this recording of Mozart's Requiem consists only of what the composer himself put to paper before his demise. Only the first movement - the Requiem aeternum - was completed by Mozart; the rest of the score consists of the fully written choral parts, a basso continuo (cello, bass and organ) line and occasionally written out bars of the upper strings and woodwinds to link the vocal material together.
This video has been edited from a BR-Klassik filmed performance of "Requiem für Mozart", a concert of death music by various composers framed around the autograph fragment of Mozart's Requiem.
Recorded live at the Münchner Herkulessaal on January 17th 2015 by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and the Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks as conducted by Peter Dijkstra.
Featuring soloists soprano Christina Landshamer, alto Anke Vondung, tenor Julian Prégardien, and bass Konstantin Wolff.
Introit: Requiem aeternum: 0:00
Introit: Kyrie eleison 4:14
Sequence: Dies irae 6:37
Sequence: Tuba mirum 8:30
Sequence: Rex tremendae 11:34
Sequence: Recordare 13:37
Sequence: Confutatis 18:26
Sequence: Lacrimosa 20:45
Sequence: Amen 21:43
Offertorium: Domine Jesu 22:14
Offertorium: Hostias 25:26
Concert program: www.br-klassik.de/concert/pdf...

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@justinhamilton8647 11 месяцев назад

The silence after the 8 bars of Lacrimosa is breaking my heart into pieces

@rob_milstein 3 года назад

I had no idea that so little of the Lacrimosa was written down by Mozart. It seemed so perfectly crafted. His colleagues did an excellent job of 'finishing' his work. Though I'd like to think there is another universe where Mozart lived into old age and composed hundreds of additional works, accelerating the development of classic music, inspiring his successors to compose even more great works

@berkefeil5646 Год назад

We don’t know to what extent his colleagues may have used Mozart’s instructions as how to finish Lacrimosa, including lost scraps of paper...

@umutfatihkaya3240 Год назад

Mozart really inspired by Michael Haydn and im really sad that we wont be able to hear that version

@bnaturalmusic 5 лет назад

That silence after "homo reus" makes my heart feel like it was tearing apart. :(

@yairgil4250 6 лет назад

Often critics and commentaries argue that Mozart only partially composed the requiem. In my opinion, the fragments actually show that the parts which Mozart composed were in fact providing the complete essence of the music. The missing instrumental parts, which were not written down, could be completed by any competent professional musician, who follows the fragments lines. i do not feel that i am missing much by only listening to the fragments. i always felt that the Sanctus, Benedictus and the Agnus Dei are inferior to the rest, probably because Mozart did not compose them. i am always wondering what kind of Agnus Dei Mozart would have composed... It was smart of Sussmayr to provide the last parts of the requiem with the same music of its beginning. By doing so he gave it a sense of a respectful adequate closure

@brettweary8491 3 года назад

Absolutely it was Yair Like in a Modern Song of Today

@cainen6355 2 года назад

Absolutely agree.

@MacKenziePoet 2 года назад

But also, does it really matter? The finishing composers completed the work in a Catholic spirit with a completely obvious devotion to the divine truths expressed by the text of the Missa Requiem. Given the highly developed compositional techniques of even the minor composers of the time, there was absolutely nothing to prevent the piece from being used as it was intended to be used: a musical glorification of God for the conversion souls in the context of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. What matters most is intention and purpose and these are fulfilled by what we have before us, the thing as it is. This is not music for its own sake, but music with a very specific liturgical purpose, the purpose of the liturgy itself being to elevate the human heart and mind to God.

@areloTET Год назад

I wish this version of Mozart's Requiem was performed more often

@music4ever229 5 лет назад

Ahh... the confutatis and the lacrymosa...pure perfection...unworldly.

@maurocaruso5186 5 лет назад

What a beautiful and magnificent piece of art.

@KPG76 2 года назад

I 've listened to all the well known versions, this is the most moving for me.

@areloTET 9 месяцев назад

Hearing Lacrimosa and Amen end abruptly feels like hitting a wall

@detectivehome3318 4 года назад

Introit: Requiem aeternum: 0:00 Introit: Kyrie eleison 4:14 Sequence: Dies irae 6:37 Sequence: Tuba mirum 8:30 Sequence: Rex tremendae 11:34 Sequence: Recordare 13:37 Sequence: Confutatis 18:26 Sequence: Lacrimosa 20:45 Sequence: Amen 21:43 Offertorium: Domine Jesu 22:14 Offertorium: Hostias 25:26

@areloTET 2 года назад

I wonder how it would've sounded like if Mozart finished the Requiem.

@quintilianomachado8854 4 года назад

Excelente .... grato.

@AzrinAziz 7 лет назад

Why my brain filling the missing parts automatically when i listened to this original version?

@ah-jq7ct 6 лет назад

Well, all the harmonies are still there, since the organ's filling them in :P

@Quotenwagnerianer 5 лет назад

Because you have listened to the completion already. If you were not familiar, I'm quite sure you wouldn't be doing that.

@a.dualdesaborit7209 7 лет назад

There's a singer preparing herself to sing, at the end of the video. Is the Requiem (as Mozart left it) version over, at this point? Thanks for sharing!

@hollowchatter7429 7 лет назад

Yes, the concert from which this video was edited continues on afterward. The rest of the program consisted of music by other composers.