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Requiem in D minor, K. 626, Part III ‘Dies Irae’ – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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First published at 07:04 UTC on March 22nd, 2021.

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Requiem in D minor, K. 626, Part III ‘Dies Irae’ by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Mozart began composing his only requiem mass in 1791, but unfortunately died before it was completed. Numerous composers have since made their own completion to the mass. O…

Requiem in D minor, K. 626, Part III ‘Dies Irae’ by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Mozart began composing his only requiem mass in 1791, but unfortunately died before it was completed. Numerous composers have since made their own completion to the mass. One of the sections that is confirmed to be composed by Mozart is the ‘Dies Irae’ at the beginning of part three. This section represents the turmoil of the Last Judgment, ‘Dies Irae’ meaning ‘day of wrath’ in Latin.

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