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With my Requiem, I aimed to compose a piece that was at once highly personal and also non-specific. It does not memorialize any one death, but is an expression of sorrow resulting from the understanding of the ephemeral nature of life, and of my deepest pain and fear about losing those dearest to me. It is about our fragility, and our tragic knowledge of this fragility. The text is a translation of the original Latin Requiem text, which I found necessary to re-imagine in my own secular language, reframing it in ways I could more fully connect to than the original or any existing translation. Hannah Lash
| Auftragswerk : | Commissioned by and composed for Jeffrey Douma, the Yale Choral Artists, and the Philharmonia Orchestra of Yale |
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| Content text: | I Requiem Aeternam II Kiyrie Eleison III Dies Irae IV Sanctus V Agnus Dei VI De profundis clamavi VII Lux Aeterna VIII Libera Me |
| Performance duration: | 35'0" |
| Publisher: | Schott Helicon Music Corporation |
| Uraufführung : | 24. September 2016 New Haven, CT, Sprague Memorial Hall, Yale University (USA) · Dirigent: Jeffrey Douma · Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale · Yale Choral Artists · Choreinstudierung: Jeffrey Douma |
| Year of composition: | 2015 |
| instrumentation: | 1 · 1 · 1 · 1 - 1 · 0 · 0 · 0 - P. (Crot. · Glsp. · Vib) (1 Spieler) - Hfe. - Str. (min. 1 · 1 · 1 · 1 · 1, max. 9 · 8 · 7 · 6 · 5) |
| Delivery rights: | worldwide |
Conductor: Jeffrey Douma
Orchestra: Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale
2016-09-25
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New York, NY (United States of America), Trinity Church Wall Street
Conductor: Jeffrey Douma
Orchestra: Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale
2016-09-24
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New Haven, CT (United States of America), Sprague Memorial Hall, Yale University | World Premiere
With my Requiem, I aimed to compose a piece that was at once highly personal and also non-specific. It does not memorialize any one death, but is an expression of sorrow resulting from the understanding of the ephemeral nature of life, and of my deepest pain and fear about losing those dearest to me. It is about our fragility, and our tragic knowledge of this fragility. The text is a translation of the original Latin Requiem text, which I found necessary to re-imagine in my own secular language, reframing it in ways I could more fully connect to than the original or any existing translation. Hannah Lash
| Auftragswerk : | Commissioned by and composed for Jeffrey Douma, the Yale Choral Artists, and the Philharmonia Orchestra of Yale |
|---|---|
| Content text: | I Requiem Aeternam II Kiyrie Eleison III Dies Irae IV Sanctus V Agnus Dei VI De profundis clamavi VII Lux Aeterna VIII Libera Me |
| Performance duration: | 35'0" |
| Publisher: | Schott Helicon Music Corporation |
| Uraufführung : | 24. September 2016 New Haven, CT, Sprague Memorial Hall, Yale University (USA) · Dirigent: Jeffrey Douma · Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale · Yale Choral Artists · Choreinstudierung: Jeffrey Douma |
| Year of composition: | 2015 |
| instrumentation: | 1 · 1 · 1 · 1 - 1 · 0 · 0 · 0 - P. (Crot. · Glsp. · Vib) (1 Spieler) - Hfe. - Str. (min. 1 · 1 · 1 · 1 · 1, max. 9 · 8 · 7 · 6 · 5) |
| Delivery rights: | worldwide |
Conductor: Jeffrey Douma
Orchestra: Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale
2016-09-25
|
New York, NY (United States of America), Trinity Church Wall Street
Conductor: Jeffrey Douma
Orchestra: Philharmonic Orchestra of Yale
2016-09-24
|
New Haven, CT (United States of America), Sprague Memorial Hall, Yale University | World Premiere
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