One composition of this type exists in three versions, the chamber orchestra version having been rediscovered by John Rutter.
One composition of this type exists in three versions, the chamber orchestra version having been rediscovered by John Rutter. That work features an organ-accompanied soprano aria for its "Pie Jesu" movement and was written by Gabriel Fauré. Another work of this type features the tenor aria "Ingemisco" and four offstage trumpets in its "Tuba mirum" section. They typically include a setting of the "Dies irae," and one of these compositions in D minor was completed by Franz Xaver Süssmayr. For 10 points, name these masses for the dead, which include the most famous non-operatic work of Giuseppe Verdi and one left unfinished by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
One composition of this type exists in three versions, the chamber orchestra version having been rediscovered by John Rutter.
requiems [or requiem masses; prompt on mass] &lt;KK&gt;