CD Berliner Philharmoniker: Requiem Kv 626

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Requiem KV 626 - CD, SACD, LP

Name: LP Berliner Philharmoniker: Requiem Kv 626 (180g)
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Herbert von Karajan | Berliner Philharmoniker | Wiener Singverein | Walter Berry | Hilde Rössel-Majdan | Anton Dermota | Wilma Lipp

Classical

1961

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CD Berliner Philharmoniker: Requiem Kv 626

Sony Reissue 2014

Sony 15. May 2014 Europe

Requiem K. 626 and Ave verum corpus K. 618 are among Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's most popular works and testify to the incredible musical maturity of the composer, who was only 35 years old. The award-winning Bavarian Radio Choir performs these two late works from 1791, the year of Mozart's death, together with the equally famous Munich Chamber Or...

More ID: 123220 EAN: 0887654823120

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Title	Requiem Kv 626
Artist	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart \| Herbert von Karajan \| Berliner Philharmoniker \| Wiener Singverein \| Walter Berry \| Hilde Rössel-Majdan \| Anton Dermota \| Wilma Lipp
More info	Sony Reissue 2014
Format	CD
Labels	Sony
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	15. May 2014
First released	1961
EAN	0887654823120
Product ID	123220

Berliner Philharmoniker: Requiem Kv 626 version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Sony on 15. May 2014.

Requiem K. 626 and Ave verum corpus K. 618 are among Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's most popular works and testify to the incredible musical maturity of the composer, who was only 35 years old. The award-winning Bavarian Radio Choir performs these two late works from 1791, the year of Mozart's death, together with the equally famous Munich Chamber Orchestra under Alexander Liebreich and the famous soloists Nuria Rial, Marie-Claude Chappuis, Christoph Prégardien and Franz-Josef Selig. The Requiem, which Mozart did not complete, is heard on this recording in the version by the American musicologist Robert D. Levin.

Album can be classified in the genre Classical.