This work's Sanctus and Agnus Dei sections were written by the man who completed its "Lacrimosa", Franz Sussmayr.
Alternate editions of this work have been created by Duncan Druce and Franz Beyer. One movement of this work opens with a solo trombone playing a melody consisting of a B-flat arpeggio before a bass soloist sings the same melody. In one movement in this work, dotted-rhythm melodic fragments in A minor imitated between tenors and basses describe the flames of hell; those figures alternate with sopranos and altos singing a C major melody beginning "voca me" in its (*) "Confutatis" movement. This work includes a double fugue in D minor for its "Kyrie eleison" movement. This work's Sanctus and Agnus Dei sections were written by the man who completed its "Lacrimosa", Franz Sussmayr. For 10 points, name this unfinished final work by Mozart, a mass for the dead.
Alternate editions of this work have been created by Duncan Druce and Franz Beyer.
Wolfgang Amadeus {Mozart\'s Requiem} Mass in D minor [accept {Requiem} alone after Mozart\'s name is read; prompt on \"Requiem\" before then; also accept {K. 626}]