Adrian Connell
Remembered with Love
Requiem für Mezzosopran, gemischten Chor und kleines Orchester
Adrian Connell
Remembered with Love
Requiem für Mezzosopran, gemischten Chor und kleines Orchester
- Formation Voix moyenne, Chœur mixte (SATB) et Orchestre à chambre
- Compositeur Adrian Connell
- Édition Partition
- Maison d’Édition Musikverlag Christoph Dohr
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My Requiem is in seven movements and mixes the traditional Latin Requiem Mass text with poetry by Bridges, Whitman and Keats. The work has no dramatic tension; it's like a lullaby for the dead and a means of comfort for those who remain. It's very much a work wishing the person a peaceful journey into the after life following the examples of the Brahms, Fauré and Rutter Requiem's.
The fifth movement sums up the whole meaning of the work. It's a scherzo movement (in a Requiem?), which reminds us that the dead will always live on in the memory of the people they leave behind them. (Adrian Connell)
First performance: 4 December 2004, St Francis of Assisi Church, Ravenswood Avenue, West Wickham, Kent. John Ruskin Choral Society, Ruskin Sinfonia, Soloist Tracey Bacon conducted by the Composer.
My Requiem is in seven movements and mixes the traditional Latin Requiem Mass text with poetry by Bridges, Whitman and Keats. The work has no dramatic tension; it's like a lullaby for the dead and a means of comfort for those who remain. It's very much a work wishing the person a peaceful journey into the after life following the examples of the Brahms, Fauré and Rutter Requiem's.
The fifth movement sums up the whole meaning of the work. It's a scherzo movement (in a Requiem?), which reminds us that the dead will always live on in the memory of the people they leave behind them. (Adrian Connell)
First performance: 4 December 2004, St Francis of Assisi Church, Ravenswood Avenue, West Wickham, Kent. John Ruskin Choral Society, Ruskin Sinfonia, Soloist Tracey Bacon conducted by the Composer.