The fourth movement is pastoral in mood featuring a 3/4 meter with arpeggiated string figures.
The fourth movement is pastoral in mood featuring a 3/4 meter with arpeggiated string figures. That section, How amiable are thy tabernacles, is followed by a rhapsodic setting for solo soprano and chorus that ends with the words "I will see you again." Upon first hearing this seven-part work Clara Schumann remarked that she was filled by it and the memory of the composer's mother to whom it was dedicated. FTP, identify this reverential work based on a Lutheran rather than a Latin mass for the dead, a composition by Johannes Brahms.
The fourth movement is pastoral in mood featuring a 3/4 meter with arpeggiated string figures.
A {German Requiem} or Ein {Deutsches Requiem}