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Cherubini: Requiem in C minor

Kammerchor Stuttgart & Hofkapelle Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius

Frieder Bernius has the measure of this music, as do the choir with their lively "Quam olim Abrahae" fugue, but also, after the rather cursory "Sanctus" that was French custom, with a serene...

Cherubini: Requiem in C minor

Kammerchor Stuttgart & Hofkapelle Stuttgart, Frieder Bernius

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Frieder Bernius has the measure of this music, as do the choir with their lively "Quam olim Abrahae" fugue, but also, after the rather cursory "Sanctus" that was French custom, with a serene...

About

This work was composed in 1816 in Paris and within a short period of time became very well known. It was performed at Beethoven’s funeral and both Schumann and Brahms held it in very high regard. The collaboration of Frieder Bernius and the Kammerchor Stuttgart have received international acclaim and on this CD, you can hear why!

Contents and tracklist

I. Introitus & Kyrie
Track length7:02
II. Graduale
Track length1:25
III. Tractus
Track length3:30
IV. Sanctus
Track length8:53
V. Offertorium
Track length14:46
VI. Sanctus et Benedictus
Track length1:21
VII. Pie Jesu
Track length3:24
VIII. Agnus Dei
Track length5:46

Awards and reviews

January 2011

Frieder Bernius has the measure of this music, as do the choir with their lively "Quam olim Abrahae" fugue, but also, after the rather cursory "Sanctus" that was French custom, with a serene singing of the strangely harmonised "Pie Jesu".

December 2010

The Stuttgart Chamber Chorus proves to be excellent purveyors of this regal sorrow, never self-indulgent, never anything less than perfectly poised and gracefully restrained, and yet always completely in sympathy with the music's satisfying mingling of stern formality and tightly-reined emotion.
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