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American composer Carlos Simon presents a multi-genre work, Requiem for the Enslaved. This work is a musical tribute to commemorate the stories of 272 enslaved men, women and children sold in 1838 by Georgetown University. Described as a "rap opera," Carlos infuses his original compositions with African American spirituals and familiar Catholic liturgical melodies.
10) Mozart: requiem
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[2002]
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Mozart's most identifiable music resonates through his native Austrian cities of Salzburg, Vienna and Linz.
19) Zabur
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[2016]
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English
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"Hailed by The New York Times as 'an important new artistic voice' and by Gramophone as 'a post-millennial Schubert, ' Mohammed Fairouz is one of the most significant composers of vocal music of our time. His oratorio Zabur (Arabic for 'psalms') is a kind of war requiem documenting a conflict's effects on human beings, most notably children. Though cast in a contemporary setting, in a city under siege, Fairouz evokes a timeless world, acknowledging...
20) Requiem
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[2017]
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Latin
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"Dedicated to the memory of the victims of the 1915-17 Armanian genocide in Turkey"--Insert, page 6.
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