Mozart Requiem (Ιnstrumental) K 626 Noteperformer 4

Mozart's Requiem in d minor.
Only the parts that Mozart involved.
only the orchestra without the choir,
Backing track
Requiem Aeterman (0:00)
Kyrie (5:06)
Dies Irae (7:43)
Tuba Mirum (9:33)
Rex Tremendae (12:45)
Recordare (14:30)
Confutatis (19:15)
Lacrymosa (21:37)
Domine Jesu (24:20)
Hostias (27:52)
With strings as in Mozarts time, no vibrato and (6-6-4-3-3)
Sibelius and Noteperformer 4

[@TheALDOALAN]

Very interesting to listen to it without the voices, without a doubt the best composer of all time, even without the voices it sounds fascinating, musical notes that I would never be able to make

[@CostasCourtComposer]

I agree. This also happens in his Operas. I have posted Don Giovanni and in a while The Magic Flute. His music is so rich!

[@iianneill6013]

I wonder if it would be possible to weave this into a symphonic medley ... i.e., "Mozart's 'Requiem Symphony in D Minor" ...🤔

[@CostasCourtComposer]

Of course. You can lift the subject and use it!

[@alontrigger]

Are these NP's stock sounds?

[@CostasCourtComposer]

This is Noteperformer 4 but I have reduced the vibrati and the number of string player to sound more like period instruments.

[@alontrigger]

@@CostasCourtComposer this sounds wonderful!

[@CostasCourtComposer]

Yes I think its prettt good!

[@magnet2593]

It was very interesting without the voices, Now if the emperor had heard this he would probably say what is this? (In the same tone when he said watching the preview of Figaro without the music)😅

[@CostasCourtComposer]

Haha. Thanks for subscribing!

[@Nuuk_Nuke_Nook]

Is this modern..?