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Looking forward to singing this haunting and profoundly beautiful work with Matthew tomorrow and with our choir next year. Thank you for coming to Wymondham Matthew. 😊

This is such a good performance of the Angus Dei. Such a beautiful piece of music.

Beautiful!!!❤

Everything about this is wonderful. From the unbeatable melody to the videography and close ups of the performers in casual clothing, hands on chins, folded arms etc, everything! :)

Beautiful! It's high place in the ClassicFM Hall of Fame is well deserved.

absolutely wonderful. Love it - and as a singer and cello player this is a very special treat! Thanks for this Sunday gift!

So beautiful - and to find this on the Feast of S. Cecilia - is like a Gift from God! From my childhood "haunts" of Hants and Dorset yet! Thank you, Matthew, you are a superstar and an inspiration!

Awesome music!

Absolutely fabulous music. Can't wait to sing it in a few weeks.

It to so good to sing in Tewkesbury Abbey this weekend

Haunting and beautiful. Loves the earth.

All I can say is thank you for your music ❤

On Saturday 200 or so of us experienced the utter joy of singing Matthew’s Requiem in the same stunning building as this recording. I can highly recommend joining one of the choral days that are being held around the county. It’s a beautiful piece and Matthew is engaging, professional and funny.

Absolutely stunning. Takes my breath away❤

Absolutely perfect. This is the next development of sacred music. Thank you for this new masterpiece.

On Andrew Marr classic fm this am - a new find for me - So very beautiful & emotional - wonderful recording - thank you 😊

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Just heard this on Classic FM - very atmospheric and moving. Must listen to the complete work.

Fantastic. Credit to a talented composer.

A lot of this is very beautiful. I find the heavy drumming in Kyrie intrusive. For me it disturbs the sombre mood.

Where is this, please?

Just beautiful...........

Absolutely love this requiem, it's a breath of fresh air after the Ockeghem, Mozart, Faure, Berlioz, Maurice Durufle, John Foulds, Herbert Howells, Britten, Ligeti, Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Rutter, Bob Chilcott, Zbigniew Preisner, George LLoyd, Michael Walsh, Karl Jenkins, LIigeti, and John Fransden to hear such an original voice in the genre. Would like to contact the composer Matthew Coleridge, does anyone have his contact details? Just listening to the Pie Jesu, it's really beautiful, so tranquil. Am writing my own Requiem for my Doctorate in Sacred Composition with the Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi Christian University, and this requiem has made me re-think mine totally in terms of orchestration and form. Love the silences and the use of the choir and solo Cello, pure magic. The Organ is so powerful in this work, who needs an orchestra like Berlioz or Britten, Matthew gets great orchestral-like sounds and climaxes from the Organ & Timps! The harmony sounds fresh with the added dissonances, reminding me a little of Eric Whitacre. Just adore the Lacrimosa, it's sublime. I wonder if Matthew is an Organist? The kyrie opens beautifully and builds with the use of the Tenor Drum and the polyphony in the voices to a great climax. Love the mode used in the Offertory with the flat 2nd and 6th, giving it an exotic sound!

This really is incredible and powerful sat here almost crying whilst going through the vocal score trying to learn as much as I can by then ☺️. I Have booked on to do the workshop and evening concert in Newport cathedral on the 9th of August I cannot wait to meet you!!! ☺️

Lovely church & piece - saw it recently on a 1989/90 Crimewatch repeat on YT about Keith Burgess, who was a one time server there and was murdered in his flat in Duchess Rd on 17th December 1989. It is still unsolved sadly. Was there anything named after him at the church after his sad death out of interest like a room, item, etc ?

A masterpiece!!!

Where was it filmed?

Gorgeous. Sonorous. Moving. Truly beautiful. I will look for the entire Requiem now. Thank you. - a fellow musician

It sounded even better at the evening performance. I attended the workshop and it was a wonderful experience. There will be others around the south of England and I would recommend it to anyone who loves choral singing. Matthew Coleridge is inspiring and a really nice person.

This is an amazingly powerful and atmospheric work which our choir are hoping to perform next year. Yes, it's austere, as is the subject, but there are many bars of sheer sublimity which make the hairs on the back of the neck stand up and send shivers down the spine. The cello solo and the tenor drum add yet more layers of texture and complexity to this haunting piece.

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