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Duruflé's Requiem — Choir of Trinity College Cambridge

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Duruflé, Maurice (1960): 4 motets sur des thèmes grégoriens, op. 10 — sc...

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Maurice Duruflé, Requiem

Maurice #Duruflé, Requiem mit dem Collegium Vocale Wesel und Dominik Giesen, Orgel  #Lingen (Ems) - St. Bonifatius-Kirche, Burgstraße 21c Sonntag, 19. November 2023 - 16 Uhr. Eintritt frei, um eine Spende wird gebeten

Maurice Duruflé – Requiem mit dem Collegium Vocale Wesel und Dominik Giesen, Orgel  Lingen (Ems) – St. Bonifatius-Kirche, Burgstraße  Sonntag, 19. November 2023 – 16 Uhr Eintritt frei, um eine Spende wird gebeten “Blick nach Bocholt am 12. November: Projektchor singt Maurice Duruflé`s Requiem Am Sonntag Nachmittag füllte sich die Liebfrauenkirche mit Musikliebhabern der klassischen Musik. Der…

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UBI CARITAS ET AMOR | WHERE CHARITY AND LOVE

Choir: Choir of King's College, Cambridge Conductor: Daniel Hyde Composer: Maurice Duruflé 

Latin Text

Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. Congregavit nos in unum Christi amor. Exsultemus, et in ipso jucundemur. Timeamus, et amemus Deum vivum. Et ex corde diligamus nos sincero. Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. AMEN.

English Translation

Where charity and love are, God is there. Love of Christ has gathered us into one. Let us rejoice in Him and be glad. Let us fear, and let us love the living God. And from a sincere heart let us love one. Where charity and love are, God is there. AMEN

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SUITE OP 5 II: SICILIENNE BY MAURICE DURUFLÉ my beloved

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For the flower ask: Calla Lily, primrose, locust, and heliconia!

Calla Lilly (if you died right now, what song would you want to play at your funeral?): I've currently got Duruflé's Requiem stuck in my head from this evening's rehearsal. It's lovely and it seems appropriate! Other strong contenders rn include Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring and Still Young by the Cat Empire.

Primrose (favourite kind of soup): Depends! In my head noodle soups are a different category. At the moment I'd probably say potato corn and bacon, I think? If you include various noodle soups - laksa if homemade but probably pho if not - tends to be less variable. Either way with plenty of lime.

Locust (favourite book as a child): how the HECK do you expect me to pick one? If we're going child=primary school, Albatross Two by Colin Thiele is a solid contender. Blueback by Tim Winton I read SEVERAL times in a row but didn't return to much after that I don't think? I mean I had serieses I came back to for comfort reading but that's different.

Side note: Americans, what the fuck. Why would you call a FLOWER a locust? a locust is a Swarming Insect of biblical infamy for its prodigious crop destruction abilities! Although I hear they're an invasive weed here so *shrug* maybe it fits?

Heliconia (do you like it when it rains): HECK yes. i LOVE the smell of rain; i LOVE when the humidity gets Used Up and takes temperature with it; i LIKE frolicking around in rain sometimes; i Really Enjoy snuggling up under a warm doona and listening to it rain. that said; Not a fan of continual light drizzle (which can kinda sting when it lands on u sometimes? and makes drying washing a pain); nor am i a fan of overcast cold weather with no rain (synaesthesia stuff - the music is EXCELLENT but not always good for my mental health / can be nostalgic in an unhelpful way.)

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Have you heard Mass today?

Maurice Duruflé (1902-1986), Requiem (Op. 9), beautifully performed and recorded by the University of King's College Chapel Choir

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16:One of your favorite classical songs from the music asks thingy

gonna interpret this as the vague term classical and not literally the classical period of music

i'm a big fan of nunc dimittis // arvo pärt

also ubi caritas // maurice duruflé

as far as non-vocal works i'm a slut for debussy and chopin and einaudi

and for more modern choral works i adore anything by elaine hagenberg (particularly the music of stillness and o love), and ola gjeilo (big fan of tundra and ave generosa)

from this

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Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9 - VI. Agnus Dei

Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9 - VI. Agnus Dei · The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge · Stephen Layton · Harrison Cole

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Duruflé Suite Opus 5 - Sicilienne - Julien Bret - Saint Ouen, Rouen (2/3)

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her, talking to me at the reception after the staff carol service: so yeah, I think duruflé just has that lightness of compositional touch that you don’t often see

me, six glasses of free prosecco down: yknow im something. of a female organ scholar myself ;))

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