Javier Camarena / Chorus Santa Cecilia - Hector Berlioz: Requiem Op. 5Berlioz composed his Requiem at the request of a French government minister to commemorate the soldiers who died in the July Revolution in 1830. The Requiem would become one of Berlioz's most popular works, among other things because of it's imaginative instrumentation and gigantic orchestration, including four brass ensembles distributed throughout the hall. The work was also dear to the composer's own heart. He once said, 'If someone were to

he was not only steeped in the traditions of the Anglican Church

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Living in rural Vancouver Island

The record mixes sampling

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this recording focuses now on different types of chamber music compositions by the same composer

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and Ralph Peterson Jr

The three held auditions in the fall of 1991

Yu Junsang and Kim Euisung