The sublime reflection of a human being faced with his own finitude and what comes afterwards, Mozart’s Requiem reaches beyond the realm of music to attain universal resonance. Raphal Pichon’s interpretation of this testamentary work, nurtured by a seminal experience with stage director Romeo Castellucci and punctuated by earlier sacred pieces of Mozart, is overwhelmingly moving.

Disc 1
1. In Paradisum – Chadi Lazreq/Pygmalion
2. Ach, Zu Kurz Ist Unsers Lebenslauf, K228, K515b (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
3. Miserere Mei, K90 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
4. Introitus (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
5. Kyrie (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
6. Ne Pulvis Et Cinis, K122 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Alex Rosen/Pygmalion
7. Dies Irae (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
8. Tuba Mirum (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
9. Rex Tremendae (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
10. Solfeggio No. 2 in F Major, K393 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Chadi Lazreq/Pygmalion
11. Recordare (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
12. Confutatis (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
13. Lacrimosa – Amen, Appendix (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
14. Domine Jesu Christe (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
15. Quis Te Comprehendat, K.Anh.110 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
16. Hostias (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
17. Sanctus (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
18. Benedictus (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Various Performers
19. O Gottes Lamm (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Beth Taylor/Pygmalion
20. Agnus Dei (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
21. Communio (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Pygmalion
22. In Paradisum II – Chadi Lazreq/Pygmalion