Mozart, Requiem

The first movement of Mozart's Requiem in D minor, performed by the Bezdin Ensemble, under the direction of Adina Spire, with a graphical score.
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Q: Where can I get this recording?
A: The movement was licensed from Magnatune, where you can listen to or purchase the complete album it came from:
http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/b...

Q: Where can I learn more about the Bezdin Ensemble?
A: Here is the Magnatune page for the group:
http://magnatune.com/artists/bezdin_e...
and here is the website for the group and its conductor, Adina Spire
http://www.adinaspire.net/

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[Renan Campos]

Do rex tremendae!

[Thierry Ranger]

This is great indeed... Look into Wagner for even greater.

[Gabriel Moreno Sáchica]

Hey! Incredible! Its synesthesia! Only comment this requiem version is from Jordi Savall, with Monserrat Figueras in the solo. The best version of the requiem with only 5 voices in each string. Elegant!

[Christopher Sharp]

Mine too. I think this work is one of the greatest human achievements. Words cannot express its depth and beauty.

[MarthaStout0202]

This is my favorite piece of music on the planet. The Kyrie is my favorite part. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[MrSynisclass]

Was listening to this while watching Spartacus: Gods of the Arena.....Epic.

[Jamal S.]

Right. It's not the tuning; not for me anyways. I think it's more the timing. I, personally, would have had taken more time. Also the balance between sections isn't to my preference either.

[Lara Poe]

Maybe you're picking up on it being in historical tuning? Classical tuning is a bit lower than the standard A=440 Hz.

[182below0]

Thanks, I'm looking forward to The Rite of Spring!

[Postamt111]

This is very good. This song from Mozart is my favourite song.