Requiem is a profound and evocative music genre traditionally associated with the Roman Catholic Mass for the Dead. It blends classical and choral elements to create a deeply emotional and spiritual experience, often characterized by somber, reflective melodies and rich, complex harmonies. Central to its structure are movements such as the "Introit," "Kyrie," and "Dies Irae," which convey themes of mourning, divine judgment, and eternal rest. Artists like Gabriel Fauré and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have immortalized the requiem with their compositions, infusing it with both serenity and intensity. Modern interpretations by ensembles such as the Turtle Creek Chorale and Orchestre National De France continue to explore its timeless resonance, expanding its appeal beyond traditional religious settings.

Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 9 "Jeunehomme", 18 & 20

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Lili Kraus

Album - 12 Tracks - Released February 4, 2026