Requiem in D minor

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Requiem in D minor is a solemn choral-orchestral mass for the dead by Luigi Cherubini, renowned for its dramatic intensity and influence on later composers such as Beethoven and Brahms.

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Requiem in D minor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf choral-orchestral work
musical composition
requiem mass
composer Luigi Cherubini NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
dedicatedTo the memory of the dead
genre liturgical music
sacred music
hasPart Agnus Dei NERFINISHED
Introit
Kyrie NERFINISHED
Offertory
Pie Jesu NERFINISHED
Sanctus NERFINISHED
Sequence
historicalReputation highly esteemed by 19th-century composers
influenced Hector Berlioz NERFINISHED
Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
Ludwig van Beethoven NERFINISHED
Romantic sacred music
instrumentation brass
orchestra
strings
timpani
trombones
woodwinds
key D minor
mood funereal
solemn
notableFeature absence of vocal soloists
dark orchestral coloring
dramatic intensity
period Classical era
early Romantic era
religiousContext Roman Catholic liturgy
style austere
contrapuntal writing
dramatic
subject Mass for the dead
textLanguage Latin
usesText Requiem Mass Ordinary NERFINISHED
Requiem Mass Proper
vocalForces boys choir
mixed choir
no vocal soloists

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Luigi Cherubini notableWork Requiem in D minor