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Verdi: Requiem

London Symphony Orchestra

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Verdi did not feel the death of Alessandro Manzoni any less keenly because Manzoni was a very old man. It was a grievous blow. He had long had a reverence, almost amounting to idolatry, for the eminent Italian novelist and poet. He had admired him from a distance and, when a meeting was finally arranged, he was moved to the depths.
‘How shall I describe the extraordinary, indefi nable sensation I felt in the presence of your “saint”?’, he wrote to Countess Clarina Maff ei. ‘I would have gone down on my knees if one could worship men’. Earlier, he had tried to explain what it was he felt about him. Manzoni, he said, had written ‘not only the greatest book of our time but one of the greatest books that the human mind has produced [I Promessi Sposi (‘The Betrothed’)]. It’s not just a book, it’s a consolation to humanity. I was 16 when I fi rst read it. Since then … if anything my experience of men has made me admire it all the more – because it’s a true book … Oh, if artists could but understand that “true”, there would be no more composers of the future or composers of the past, no puristic, realistic or idealistic painters, no poets classic or romantic, but true poets, true painters, true composers’.

Tracklist

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1.
No 1 Requiem, Requiem aeternam
07:41
2.
No 2 Dies Irae i. Dies irae
02:00
3.
No 2 Dies Irae ii. Tuba mirum
01:44
4.
No 2 Dies Irae iii. Mors stupebit
01:24
5.
No 2 Dies Irae iv. Liber scriptus
04:34
6.
No 2 Dies Irae v. Quid sum miser
03:21
7.
No 2 Dies Irae vi. Rex tremendae
03:02
8.
No 2 Dies Irae vii. Recordare
03:55
9.
No 2 Dies Irae viii. Ingemisco
03:43
10.
No 2 Dies Irae ix. Confutatis
05:01
11.
No 2 Dies Irae x. Lacrymosa
05:28
12.
No 3 Offertorio i. Domine Jesu Christe
04:18
13.
No 3 Offertorio ii. Hostias
05:24
14.
No 4 Sanctus
02:29
15.
No 5 Agnus Dei
05:08
16.
No 6 Lux aeterna
05:44
17.
No 7 Libera me i. Libera me
02:11
18.
No 7 Libera me ii. Dies irae
02:06
19.
No 7 Libera me iii. Requiem aeternam
02:55
20.
No 7 Libera me iv. Libera me
05:37

Total time: 01:17:45

Additional information

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LSO0800

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Digital Converters

Horus

Editing Software

Pyramix

Mastering Engineer

Neil Hutchinson

Conductors

Original Recording Format

Producer

Nicholas Parker

Recording Engineer

Niel Hutchinson, Jonathan Stokes

Recording location

Barbican, London

Recording Software

Merging

Recording Type & Bit Rate

DSD128

Release Date April 7, 2017

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MusicWeb International

…”Noseda brings out more orchestral colour and detail than most of his rivals, every last shift and nuance well caught by the microphones. Trouble is, while Grimaldi and Barcellona are radiant in the Recordare, it’s all too easy to be seduced by the loveliness that surrounds and cossets them. As for Meli, he atones for his earlier sins with a strong, nicely shaded account of the Ingemisco; one can certainly hear why he’s so well regarded in the bel canto repertoire. As for Pertusi, he’s wonderfully virile in the Confutatis.”…

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