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Sheetmusic 		Hector Berlioz   opus 5, H 75

Requiem

Requiem 1837. Time: 110'00.

Grande messe des morts.

1    Requiem et Kyrie (Introitus) 11:00
2    Dies irae. Prosa 12:00
3    Quid sum miser 3:00
4    Rex tremendae 6:00
5    Quaerens me 5:00
6    Lacrymosa 10:30
7    Offertorium: Domine Jesu Christe 8:30
8    Hostias et preces 3:30
9    Sanctus 12:00
10    Agnus Dei 13:00
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