The second recording is a standard masterpiece.
Recorded in April 1971. This is a must-have when talking about Mozart's "Requiem."
This is the second recording between the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Karl Bohm since 1956. Karl Bohm's Requiem from this period is performed at a fairly slow tempo, but the Mozart piece, which he is good at, is performed with care and understanding.
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12 TRACKS:
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1: Introitus: Adagio [Requiem Aeternam] (Chorus, Soprano) 2: Kyrie: Allegro (Chorus)
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3: Sequentia (1) Dies Irae: Allegro Assai (Chorus)
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3: Sequentia (2) Tuba Mirum: Andante
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3: Sequentia (3) Rex Tremendae Majestatis: Grave (Chorus)
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3: Sequentia (4) Recordare. Jesu Pie: Andante
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3: Sequentia (5) Confutatis Maledictis: Andante (Chorus)
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3: Sequemtia (6) Lacrimosa: Larghetto (Chorus)
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4: Offertorium (1) Domine. Jesu Christe: Andante Con Moto
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4: Offertorium (2) Hostias Et Preces: Andante (Chorus)
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5: Sanctus (1) Sanctus: Adagio - Allegro (Chorus)
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5: Sanctus (2) Benedictus: Andante - Allegro
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12)
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6: Agnus Dei: Larghetto (Chorus) 7: Communio: Adagio [Lux Aeterna] (Chorus, Soprano)
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Composed By - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Conductor - Karl Böhm
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Orchestra - Wiener Philharmoniker
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Bass Vocals - Karl Ridderbusch
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Soprano Vocals - Edith Mathis
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Chorus Master - Norbert Balatsch
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Contralto Vocals - Julia Hamari
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Chorus - Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor
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Tenor Vocals - Wiesław Ochman
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Organ - Hans Haselböck
