Mozart's Requiem: reception, work, completion

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Diverse Music Education Insights Literature, Musicology, and Cultural Analysis

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Introduction: Mozart's Requiem in context 1. The Requiem legend in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries 2. Criticism and scholarship from 1800 to the present day 3. The Requiem in performance 4. Mozart's work on the Requiem: sounds and strategies 5. After Mozart: the Requiem completion, 1791-2 6. Modern completions of the Requiem Epilogue: a Requiem for the future.

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