Still life - Intro music

[Montreaux]

Hi! Does anybody know what is the title of this song in "Still Life's" intro?

[EvilMulder]

Hey,

the music used is the Kyrie Eleison of Mozart's requiem mass.
If you like this piece you'll probably like most of the requiem.
IMHO it's one of Mozart's most beautifull works.

PS: first post! :D

[Jackal]

TWO first posts! This makes things easy for the welcoming committee. *D

Good to see you both at AG. Hope you stick around. :)

[EvilMulder]

so where's my free complimentary coctail? :P

[squarejawhero]

I'm sure someone can attend to you in Off Topic. There's tons of fun down there! :D (Intrepid Homoludens is the man to ask)

[Ninth]

I'm sure someone can attend to you in Off Topic. There's tons of fun down there! :D (Intrepid Homoludens is the man to ask)
ERM! It's Chit Chat here, SJH. :shifty: ;)
Welcome, guys. :)

[morriss]

Hey,

the music used is the Kyrie Eleison of Mozart's requiem mass.
If you like this piece you'll probably like most of the requiem.
IMHO it's one of Mozart's most beautifull works.

PS: first post! :D

Top man on the music front there, mate. I liked the intro music too, I think I'll 'induldge' that Mozart album.

/tips cap in cordial welcome

[fov]

Silly me - I didn't realize that was an "actual" song.

So I'm glad someone asked the question (and that someone else answered it!)

Welcome to the forum, both of you. :)

[EvilMulder]

I feel loved :D :P

[Montreaux]

Hey,

the music used is the Kyrie Eleison of Mozart's requiem mass.
If you like this piece you'll probably like most of the requiem.
IMHO it's one of Mozart's most beautifull works.

PS: first post! :D

Are you sure, that this is Kyrie? Maybe it's something else? Agnus Dei, or maybe this is not from Mozart's requiem??

Valete!

[Montreaux]

Haha! Got it! This is "Dies Irae", from Mozart's Requiem Mass!! Thanks for help guys!!

[BenjaminBunny]

I believe that he wrote the requiem right before he died, for himself, while he was in a schizofrenic fever. :D

whatever though, it's brilliant. I got it off of itunes a couple weeks ago and I've been listening to it.

[EvilMulder]

Sorry you're right, it's indeed the Dies Irae.

Actually, Mozart wrote his requiem for count Franz von Walsegg, who wanted to perform the work as his own in memory of his deceased wife. I wrote a short chapter on it in a paper I did about urban myths of musical history.