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Ja! Ein wunderbares Stück Chormusik! Ich hatte das unverschämte Glück, dies mitsingen zu dürfen... Und "In Paradisum" ist ein besonders schöner Juwel..! Jedesmal bekomme ich spätestens hier Tränen in die Augen.. Merci, Monsieur Duruflė❤ Christoph Kirschhöfer in Aachen

what music is this?

For me, the most exquisite work ever written. I've loved this superb performance for decades, but I do wish it was more langorous, less rigid in places. Total respect, and it's a very tall order, but Ledger wasn't quite right for this.

I love this music.

...performed this when I was back in college. I loved how he split each voice up as well to where we were singing 6 and even 8 parts. of every large mass//oratorio I sang, this work sticks with me and I still often find myself humming the bass part.

I am going to hear it tonight in Liverpool alongside Mozart's 39th Symphony, thought I would give it a listen. Enjoying it and thank you for posting.

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That pedal at the end of In Paradisum gave me instant chills and bumps :0

Great piece! also check out the Poulenc "Gloria" equally as mind blowing.

Joli

Our choir (Dublin Bach Singers) have the privilege of performing this magnificent work (Duruflé) on the centenary of the 1918 Armistice, Sun 11th Nov at 3pm.

Stunnning. An ethereal sublime preformance.

Just settling to sleep..... then f****n ADVERTS ! ARGHHH

Oh, not Mass again Father !!

Simply beautiful!

My god the bass note at the very very last cadence......

METAFISICO...

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Sung this in 2008 as a treble. On tour with Hereford Cathedral Choir in the USA. Unforgettable.

I don't believe in god but this music is soothing

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Que maravilla !

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Altissima creazione, eccellente esecuzione. Commovente la qualità armonica. Chapeau!

We're singing Durufle's Requiem and Schubert's Mass in G major on April 22nd in Seoul, South Korea. We're an amateur choir composed of expats and Koreans. Beautiful music!

This piece has incredibly intense sense-memory for me... Something about it conjures up the first time i sang it, standing on creaking wooden choir stalls in a candlelit church after dark, smelling the last of the morning service's incense on the air. There was a wonderful stillness to the moment that calms me each time I hear it, particularly the deliberately elongated "dona eis requiem sempiternam" and "aeternam habeus requiem", which seem to linger even after the last echos have faded. A stunning, stunning work.

The name "Janet Baker" alone puts this recording at the top of the list. An extraordinary singer, whatever she undertook you could be guaranteed the finest performance in every way.

Beautiful poem lovingly set to music. I heard this sung this Christmas Eve at Christ Church Cathedral in Houston and have since listened to the recording over and over again. Thank you, Mr. Dirksen.

I sang this years ago in the early 1970's when I was in college concert choir with organ and chamber orchestra. Was the most moving piece of music I ever had the opportunity to perform. Thank you Dr. Ronald L. Gould from YSU Dana School of Music for introducing us to the magnificent piece of music.

This piece was originally written for the Extraordinary form of mass, where most of the priests prayers are silent. Let me tell you something. When you are singing this Requiem during mass for a loved one in extraordinary form, you will bawl your eyes out. Especially during the final commendation when the In Paradisum is performed.

We shall be performing this Requiem on 3 Nov 16 at Boxgrove Priory near Chichester as the setting for the Allsoulstide Requiem (7.30pm). The Victoria 6-part Requiem is the setting we shall use for Remembrance Sunday.

The most shatteringly evocative choral work ever composed. Some have even stated they want it performed at their funeral even if they can't hear it. Kings College does a great job of it, but I agree with Ian Stafford. St. John's College under George Guest tops it out. You can hear the choristers breath in that recording and the "s" silibants; the mic placement is fabulous. The Pie Jesu is sung by a treble chorister, which to me enhances the melancholy of the work. The Truro Cathedral and Westminster Cathedral renditions are great too, but don't have the close mike placements of the St. John's College recording, and have a more muffled tone.

I first heard this performed at Holy Mass on All Souls Day about 3 years and had goose bumps. It was the first time I'd been to a Novus Ordo Mass that was offered in black vestments and one of the most solemn as well. It was also evident that this requiem affected everyone there as when the Mass ended, all of the noise and talking that normally takes place did not exist. EVERY ONE was silent upon leaving. This requiem left all in awe. I cried secretly throughout the performance.

The opening of the Domine Jesu is painfully cool

Dame Janet Baker's 'Pie Jesu' is miraculous.

Looks like singing this in november 2016 with my local project choir will be the absolute highlight of my now 9 year old choir singing career. This is such a beautiful masterpiece; it proves that not all 20th century composers were breaking with tonality or were abandoning beautiful arrangements in favor of more contemporary music styles. I've gotta say, that this is by far the most beautiful requiem I've ever heard. The recording in this video made me cry.

Beautiful recording of a gorgeous piece of music. To be honest, I usually don't like boy choirs and prefer adult female sopranos and altos, but in this recording, the paler boy sopranos fit perfectly well to the composition.

Terrible things happen in this world that I cannot comprehend, but this music makes me feel it. Never was there a more fitting ode to the dead.

One great masterpiece! Durufle s was overly critical of his music. the public needs to hear more of his great work

I am singing the baritone solos this afternoon - sprung on me last week - so thank you for this superb recording. Jonathan E

I think this version of Durufle's Requiem has the saddest Pie Jesu I've ever heard.

Beautiful music. Thanks

Why would anybody dislike this?

How can one hold the tears back when this majestic creation is in command?

nice complete live performance search Stanjaard on youtube

Playing the viola part this year. I knew this requiem was a beast, but jeez...

Personally, me performing this was probably was the best thing I've sung ever in my life. Domine Jesu Christe was my favorite

Beautiful creation! Going to hear Scottish Chamber Choir perform it tonight 22 Nov. in St Pauls Edinburgh-tickets £10 -St Pauls-7.30

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