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Old Nov-20-2007, 16:02
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This thread seems kind of pointless to me :P Everyone's gonna say they love Mozart's, Brahm's, Verdi's and Fauré's. ^^
And what about you ?

- Do you love Mozart's, Brahm's, Verdi's and Fauré's ?
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YES I DO! I've never heard of Duruflé, though.

Has anyone heard the "Rockquiem", based on Mozart?
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Has anyone heard the "Rockquiem", based on Mozart?
Hmm, no… have you got a sample?
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Old Nov-20-2007, 16:15
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http://www.rockquiem.it/englisch/rockquiem_eng.htm

I have a complete recording at home. It's nice if you like metal and classical music and if you're open to "fusion" music
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Old Nov-20-2007, 17:31
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Yes, interesting.
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http://www.rockquiem.it/englisch/rockquiem_eng.htm

I have a complete recording at home. It's nice if you like metal and classical music and if you're open to "fusion" music
I might have fallen for it had I heard it a long time ago, but now, having head the original, it doesn't make an impression on me.
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Do you have any Requiems you feel a great need to hear?

I would REALLY like to hear: Verdi's, Delius', Schumann's, Liszt's and Dvořák's.
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This thread seems kind of pointless to me :P Everyone's gonna say they love Mozart's, Brahm's, Verdi's and Fauré's. ^^
What about the 3169 others, as listed on the following site?

http://www.requiemsurvey.org/requiems.php
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Verdi's the most beautiful
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For you, Morigan ...yes, Faure.

Britten's War Requiem as well

I seem to recall Durufle was quite good also, but its quite a few years since I've heard it.

But Faure's Requiem is tops in my book for sure.

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John Rutter's Requiem is worth a listen, too.
truth, i've preformed the Rutter Requiem, Mozart's Requiem (my personal favorite) and selections from the Schubert, and Verdi and ill say that the the Rutter ranks very highly imo.
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Well I guess I'll chirp in with my top 3:

Fauré
Berlioz
Duruflé

I have a recording with both the Fauré and Duruflé by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Shaw... quite good (it's on Telarc).

Also, my first blog entry at my classical music blog was about the Fauré Requiem and Beethoven's Missa Solemnis. Check it out here.
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Mozart

I would like to discover those by Michael Haydn, especially the unfinished one (his last work. Does this ring a bell to you )
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Fauré and Mozart, in that order. I really must listen to more, and I'd love to actually have recordings of them. Accursed college budget.
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