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Réquiem de Mozart

M.Rafael Morales

Created on November 9, 2025

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Música

réquiem de mozart

Nombre: Mardonio Morales García Curso: 2º ESO B
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Índice1. Compositor 2. Su obra 3. Historia 4. Quién la termina 5. Cuándo se estrena y por qué

1. COMPOSITOR

video requimen de mozart:

The Requiem Mass was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1791, shortly before his death.Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, in Vienna. He was a composer, pianist, and conductor. He was one of the most influential musicians in history.
https://youtu.be/G-kJVmEWWV8

2. SU OBRA

The Requiem is a Mass for the Dead. It is divided into several sections: 1. Introitus: Requiem aeternam Solemn choir, accompanied by orchestra; it prays for the eternal rest of the souls. 2. Kyrie eleison: Intense choral fugue; a plea for divine mercy. 3. Sequentia (central and most dramatic part): • Dies Irae: describes the Day of Judgment with great power and drama. • Tuba mirum: trombone solo and solo voices; evokes the resurrection of the dead. • Rex tremendae: powerful and majestic; exalts divine greatness. • Recordare: sweeter and more melodic section; pleads for mercy. • Confutatis: contrasts between the damned and the saved. • Lacrimosa: one of the most famous sections; expresses lament for the dead. 4. Offertory: • Lord Jesus and • Hosts: prayers for the release of the souls in purgatory. 5. Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei, and Communion (Eternal Light) They end with a feeling of peace and hope.

3. historia

It was the last work Mozart composed before his death in 1791. It remained unfinished; Mozart died while writing it.His student Franz Xaver Süssmayr completed it based on the composer's sketches and instructions. The piece was commissioned anonymously by a count (Franz von Walsegg), who wanted to pass it off as his own in memory of his deceased wife. The Requiem combines religious solemnity, drama, and spiritual hope. It reflects Mozart's vision of death as a passage to eternity, rather than an end. It is one of the most famous and moving works in the classical repertoire. It has profoundly influenced subsequent sacred music.
Mozart had only completed the first sections (Introitus and Kyrie) and sketched other parts. Parts completed by Süssmayr: He finished the Lacrimosa (only the first 8 bars are by Mozart). He composed the Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei, and Communio (Lux aeterna) in their entirety, following Mozart's sketches. He also copied and orchestrated parts that Mozart had left in draft form.
4. QUIÉN TERMINA LA OBRA:It was his student Franz Xaver Süssmayr who, using Mozart´s notes, was able to complete the Mass.

5. CuÁndo se estrenA y PoR QUÉ

The first partial performance was on December 10, 1791, in Vienna, five days after Mozart's death. It was a memorial mass in his honor at St. Michael's Church (Michaelerkirche). On that occasion, only the parts that Mozart had left complete or nearly complete (Introitus and Kyrie) were performed.

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