requiem

1 Arguably the bleakest film ever made – at least until Requiem for a Dream.

2 Seattle Pro Musica’s “Ceremony of Carols” program caps a yearlong engagement with Britten’s work, starting with SPM’s collaboration with the symphony on War Requiem.

3 In "Amen," the singer eventually loops back to the themes and statements she posed about identity in "American Requiem":

4 The move is a major shift in career for Salerno, best known as a writer of mainstream blockbusters such as Alien vs Predator: Requiem and Armageddon.

5 He gained critical attention for his interpretations of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Requiem” and oratorios including Felix Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” and Franz Joseph Haydn’s “The Creation.”

6 As its title suggests, John Joubert's new choral work, the most substantial premiere at this year's Three Choirs festival, is unapologetically modelled on Brahms's German Requiem.

7 “Remembrance of Things Past,” Faulkner’s “Requiem for a Nun” and a dozen novels by Jim Thompson.

8 The Requiem for a Dream actor is also the frontman for Thirty Seconds to Mars and, on clocking I was from England, was quick to mention the band's UK tour dates in November.

9 It was the Mozart’s Requiem of songs about home invasions.

10 But there was one major 20th-century work he had somehow never conducted: Britten’s “War Requiem.”

11 “Requiem for the Sun: The Art of Mono-ha,” at the Gladstone Gallery in Chelsea, proves that the period hasn’t yet been exhausted.

12 More than three years later, they have created “Afterimage Requiem,” an image and sound installation that  explores the legacy of the first atomic bomb.

13 Davis acknowledged that this “American Crime Requiem” — with scenes from “Mean Streets,” “Goodfellas,” “Casino” and “The Departed” and music from the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, the Animals and Tony Bennett — is “infamously difficult to describe.”

14 And some songs are just overused: how many times has Clint Mansell's reworking of Requiem for a Dream for the The Lord of the Rings soundtrack been used by TV producers?

15 On this week's programme we played an excerpt from Dvorak's Requiem.

16 The half-hour-long Requiem opens at the lowest depths — as lightless as the bottom of the ocean — and features dense choral clusters that seem to emanate from an extraterrestrial source.

17 The German Requiem came after the interval, a performance of sombre intensity that proved mesmerising, despite occasional flaws.

18 Berlioz's Requiem offers a mighty visual spectacle as well as an aural one.

19 The Met hopes to resume with a Verdi Requiem on Sept. 11 to mark the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

20 His Requiem, commissioned for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus and performed at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral in February 2008, won widespread acclaim.

1 挽歌

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2 纪念

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3 追思弥撒

mind

4 真鲨

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5 哀歌

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6 安魂弥撒

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7 平静

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8 安息

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9 追思

remembrance anamnesis

10 纪念仪式

commemoration

11 追思弥撤

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12 纪念物

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13 悼歌

epicede

14 平安

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