Description
The newest recording from the Choir of King’s College London (Joseph Fort, director), titled ‘An English Requiem’, revives the first English setting of Ein Deutsches Requiem by Johannes Brahms, as it would have been performed in nineteenth-century Britain.
Since its London premiere in 1871, Brahms’s Requiem has enjoyed immense popularity in Britain, in both its orchestral and chamber versions. But the setting we know today is not the one that nineteenth-century British audiences knew and loved. They would have been un
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Track Listing |
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| 1 | Blessed are they that mourn | [9:17] |
| 2 | Behold, all flesh is as the grass | [13:50] |
| 3 | Lord, make me to know the measure of my days | [10:00] |
| 4 | How lovely is Thy dwelling place | [5:00] |
| 5 | Ye now are sorrowful | [6:03] |
| 6 | Here on earth have we no continuing place | [11:47] |
| 7 | Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord | [9:15] |
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Total playing time: [65:18]
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