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John Rutter’s Requiem is a choral composition written in 1985 and first performed in October of that year. The seven-part work combines portions of the Latin Missa pro Defunctis with texts from the Book of Common Prayer and the Psalms, forming an arch-like meditation on death, prayer, and consolation. It is written for SATB chorus, solo voice, orchestra, and organ, and has an approximate duration of forty minutes.
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