Requiem in C minor

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Requiem in C minor is a solemn and influential liturgical composition for chorus and orchestra by Luigi Cherubini, admired for its dramatic intensity and masterful choral writing.

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instanceOf liturgical composition
requiem
sacred choral work
admiredBy Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
Ludwig van Beethoven NERFINISHED
catalogueNote one of Cherubini's most famous sacred works
commissionedFor memorial of Louis XVI
composer Luigi Cherubini NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
firstPerformanceLocation Paris NERFINISHED
genre Requiem Mass NERFINISHED
influenced later 19th-century requiem settings
key C minor
liturgicalFunction Mass for the Dead
mood solemn
notableFor dramatic intensity
masterful choral writing
orchestrationFeature prominent use of chorus over soloists
period early 19th century
religiousTradition Roman Catholic
scoring mixed chorus
orchestra
structure Agnus Dei NERFINISHED
Introit and Kyrie
Offertory
Pie Jesu NERFINISHED
Sanctus
Sequence (Dies irae) NERFINISHED
style Classical
early Romantic
textLanguage Latin
vocalSoloists none

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Luigi Cherubini notableWork Requiem in C minor