Brahms / Wallroth / Bergen Philharmonic Choirs - Ein Deutsches Requiem (Hybr) [CD] recent_bt Here's Looking At You

Here's Looking At You

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Ode to Oblivion

Crusaders of the Divine Wheel

The first is one of loss and helplessness

Brahms / Wallroth / Bergen Philharmonic Choirs - Ein Deutsches Requiem (Hybr) [CD] recent_bt Here's Looking At YouComposed between 1865 and 1868, Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem has become a repertoire staple for choirs around the world, amateur and professional alike, possibly because it relies so much more on the choir than it's soloists to convey the texts than other works. Brahms chose not to set the Requiem Mass, but rather a collection of biblical texts of his own selection, taken from the Lutheran Bible (hence the 'deutsches'). Rather than a prayer for the