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Old Nov 23 2007, 10:17 PM
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Requiem in d minor

I know there are already so many Requiems in D minor, but I prompted to write another one. Something about the key of D minor makes me feel like it is very suitable for Requiems.

So yeah, I have started only one movement of the Requiem, which is the first part: Requiem aeternam and I combined the Kyrie too.

Requiem aeternam is written in D minor and uses a small romantic orchestra, organ and SATB choir. The texture is mostly homophonic. There is this motive that I will use throughout the requiem, tonic - major 2nd - minor third. The harmony and everything is very conservative (in fact too conservative).

The plans for following movements:
- Requiem
- Lacrymosa
- Pie Jesu
- Offertory
- Sanctus
- Benedictus
- Agnus Dei
- Libera Me
- In Paradisum

So, the question is, should I continue with this piece or should I just abandon it?

Thanks in advance for any comments.

ST

P.S. I wanted to upload a sibelius file but it won't let me, saying "invalid file."
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