FTP, name this piece, featured in the 5th movement of Berlioz Symphony Fantastique, as well as in the Requiem Mass, whose name means "Day of Wrath"
Derived from the text of Joel 2:31 as found in the Vulgate, it is commonly played on All Souls Day. Composed by a disciple of Francis of Assisi, Thomas de Celano, in the 13th century, it is found in Liszt's Todtentanz, Rachmaninoff's Variations on a Theme of Paganini, and Isle of the Dead. FTP, name this piece, featured in the 5th movement of Berlioz Symphony Fantastique, as well as in the Requiem Mass, whose name means "Day of Wrath"
Derived from the text of Joel 2:31 as found in the Vulgate, it is commonly played on All Souls Day.
{Dies Irae} (Prompt on: Day of Wrath, before it is said)