RE: 7 Interesting and Weird Facts About... Johann Sebastian Bach, AKA 'The Old Wig' (According to his son...)

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7 Interesting and Weird Facts About... Johann Sebastian Bach, AKA 'The Old Wig' (According to his son...)

in classical-music •  7 years ago 

Oh, I think I've heard that on Youtube. Our music history teacher made us listen to different versions of it, from the Gregorian chant up to the contemporary version of it (which sounded like something that came out from a movie soundtrack!).

Each version had their own interpretation of it, but how did you find Verdi's? As a person who performed it, it must have been something :)

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I really loved singing in it. It was a beautiful experience and the church we sang it really let it ring out. It was hard work, but it paid off.

If I remember correctly, Verdi's Requiem was pretty difficult. With church acoustics (especially those really good ones), the sound must have been brilliant!
Even though I haven't heard the performance I'll just say it, Good Job! (^^)b