Requiem, Op. 5

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Requiem, Op. 5 is Hector Berlioz’s monumental Grande Messe des morts, a large-scale 19th-century choral and orchestral work renowned for its dramatic power and massive forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical composition
requiem
sacred choral work
alternativeTitle Requiem NERFINISHED
approximateDuration about 90 minutes
commissionedBy French government NERFINISHED
composer Hector Berlioz NERFINISHED
composerNationality French
countryOfOrigin France
dateComposed 1837
dedicatedTo memory of the French war dead
forces expanded percussion
large chorus
large orchestra
multiple brass choirs
tenor soloist
genre Requiem mass
sacred music
historicalSignificance landmark of 19th-century choral-orchestral repertoire
major work in Berlioz’s output
influencedBy Catholic liturgy
language Latin
movement Agnus Dei NERFINISHED
Dies irae NERFINISHED
Hostias NERFINISHED
Introit et Kyrie NERFINISHED
Lacrimosa NERFINISHED
Offertorium NERFINISHED
Quaerens me
Quid sum miser NERFINISHED
Rex tremendae NERFINISHED
Sanctus
notableFeature dramatic use of brass choirs
extreme dynamic contrasts
massive orchestral and choral forces
numberOfMovements 10
occasion memorial for the dead of the July Revolution of 1830
opusNumber Op. 5
orchestrationCharacteristic innovative use of spatially separated brass
very large woodwind and brass sections
period Romantic era
premiereConductor Hector Berlioz NERFINISHED
premiereCountry France NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1837
premierePlace Paris NERFINISHED
scoring tenor solo, large mixed chorus, and orchestra
style dramatic
monumental
textSource Roman Catholic Requiem Mass NERFINISHED
title Grande Messe des morts NERFINISHED

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Berlioz Requiem alsoKnownAs Requiem, Op. 5