German Requiem (Ein Deutsches Requiem: Op 45), 1861-68 (JH)

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brahms_gr.zipJune 2006102.29 kB01:11:31
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  • Behold, all flesh is as the grass)00:14:24
  • Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord)00:11:32
  • Blessed are they that mourn)00:09:32
  • For we have here no abiding city)00:12:19
  • How lovely are Thy dwellings)00:05:36
  • Lord, let me know mine end)00:10:35
  • Ye now have sorrow)00:07:35
Composer:Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897), German
About:http://www.naxos.com/person/Johannes_Brahms/27097.htm
Genre:Classical Choral Requiem
Instruments:arranged for SATB (piccolo, clarinet, French horn, bassoon) and piano (converted to strings etc)
Submitter:Hooper, John
Email:john (e-mail)
Website:http://www.learnchoralmusic.co.uk
Zipfile:Y
This ZIP File contains the following NAMED sections-
A-blessed.nwc Blessed are they that mourn
B-behold.nwc Behold, all flesh is as the grass
C-lord.nwc Lord, let me know mine end
D-lovely.nwc How lovely are Thy dwellings
E-sorrow.nwc Ye now have sorrow
F-abiding.nwc For we have here no abiding city
G-blessd.nwc Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
First, there are no text/lyrics; these Files were generated purely for Choral Rehearsing purposes (using a published piano-reduction Score), and so don't look pretty even though they should sound reasonable (though that depends very much on your hardware/software; mine is a Soundblaster AWE64 Gold). Second, the *choral voice* parts have no dynamics except for an initial "mf".
Voice-emphasised Midi Files of the whole work can be downloaded for free from my Website (above). The Site also contains Midi Files for several rather more modern Composers, for which NWC versions may be available.