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Frans Josef Krafft
1727 - 1795
Belgium
Frans Josef Krafft (27/07/1727 (or 1721) - 13/01/1795), a Belgian composer, from Brussels. He is the son of Jan Laurens Krafft, poet, writer, engraver, music publisher and composer. Frans Josef Krafft studied composition in Italy under Durante. He settled in Ghent in 1765.
Missa di requiem
Missa di Requiem contains:
01. Requiem (03:47) 02. Kyrie (02:55) 03. Absolue (01:51) 04. Dies irae (09:30) 05. Offertoire (04:29) 06. Sanctus (02:00) 07. Agnus Dei (02:20) 08. Lux aeterna (01:52) 09. Commendationes animae (02:53) 10. Qui Lazarum (03:31) 11. Libera me, Domine (05:09)
♫ 01. Requiem © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 02. Kyrie © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 03. Absolue © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 04. Dies irae © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 05. Offertoire © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 06. Sanctus © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 07. Agnus Dei © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 08. Lux aeterna © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 09. Commendationes animae © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 10. Qui Lazarum © Arion ARN 55393 ♫ 11. Libera me, Domine © Arion ARN 55393 In Ghent Krafft composed his Requiem for the large vocal ensembles of the cathedral there. It was used for the funeral services of the sisters of the Great Beguine Convent in Louvain. The very sober themes, showing resignation and acceptance of death, are somewhat reminscent of those of Mozart's Requiem (the latter was born in 1756, thirty-five years after Krafft). Though different, the two works share the same style.
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