Selig sind die Toten

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"Selig sind die Toten" is the final, consolatory movement of Johannes Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem, known for its serene affirmation of blessed rest for the dead.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf choral movement
associatedWork Ein deutsches Requiem, Op. 45 NERFINISHED
biblicalSource Book of Revelation NERFINISHED
biblicalVerse Revelation 14:13
catalogueNumber Op. 45 (as part of the complete work)
character consolatory
composer Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
contrastsWith earlier, more dramatic movements of Ein deutsches Requiem
countryOfOrigin Germany
endingCharacter quiet and peaceful close
era 19th century
firstComposer Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
hasLiturgicalText Ja, der Geist spricht, dass sie ruhen von ihrer Arbeit; denn ihre Werke folgen ihnen nach
key B-flat major
language German
liturgicalFunction Requiem
movementNumber 7
musicalStyle Romantic
musicalTexture predominantly homophonic
notableFeature concludes Ein deutsches Requiem in peaceful affirmation
openingText Selig sind die Toten, die in dem Herrn sterben
originalTitleLanguage German
partOf Ein deutsches Requiem NERFINISHED
performanceContext concert
funeral service
memorial service
positionInWork final movement
refrainWord selig
religiousTradition Protestant Christianity
scoring mixed choir
orchestra
subjectOf musicological analysis of Ein deutsches Requiem
tempoCharacter serene
textCompiler Johannes Brahms NERFINISHED
textContent blessing pronounced on those who die in the Lord
textLanguage German
textSource Luther Bible NERFINISHED
textType biblical prose
theme blessed rest of the dead
consolation for the bereaved
titleTranslation Blessed are the dead
tonalCenter B-flat major
vocalForces SATB choir
workType sacred concert piece

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Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem movement Selig sind die Toten
subject surface form: Ein deutsches Requiem