Mozart: Requiem, original unfinished version [1/3]

[ixterico183]

thank you. 

[MrPj643]

This recording is magnificent, the opening of the Introitus is perfect, from the very first note that is so fragile and desolate that it almost threatens to not speak at all. I think this is precisely what Mozart had in mind.

[BaDitO2]

very intresting to hear what party exactly mozart has written. thank you

[Shoesarequiteuseful]

Thanks for uploading.

[dialectgirl]

Thank you for posting this! :):):)

[emond101]

Where did you find this recording? Can we buy it somewhere?

[evet88]

Vonnavic Racuya and I really loves Mozart pieces....u

[scheissdreckhass]

@evet88 me too his compositions are the only music in the world i feel like i am immortal in love with

[evet88]

im inlove to all the pieces of mozart

[samsonesq1]

I love this....It is the mother piece...Bare and pure...

[thebloads]

Wow i love the tempo! Really clarifies the contrapunctal structure

[ihamoitc2005]

Too slow and the soprano is too modern. Love the kyrie double fugue. Best double fugue ever written. Only mozart could have developed it into that awesome climax.

[altareggo]

Sounds like a kind of "reverse chipmunks" version - like you took a '78 record and slowed it down to 33 rpm!! ZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzz.

[choirguy100]

So the tempo markings were not Mozart's either? The Adagio seems more like a Largo here, and the Kyrie is in the slowest Allegro I have ever heard. It's so hard to listen to at this unbearably lethargic pace. Otherwise the recording is very interesting.

[Stevenup7004]

Damn, for some reason I always loved how well the timpani was used in the Dies irae, kinda bummed to find out that Mozart didn't even write the part in.

[rossyxan]

Wow it sounds so bare doesn't it

[ComposerJMA]

I am glad you posted this. Many people are unaware on how much of k626 wasn't even mozart's.