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A German requiem

Choraline chorus rehearsal CDs are learning tools, not performances, and your vocal line is represented by an orchestral instrument, ensuring maximum clarity for your part while allowing you to hear other voice parts which are usually played by an organ. Additional clarity results from using the right-hand audio channel for your voice part and the left-hand channel for the other parts: adjusting the volume will therefore enable you to increase or decrease the volume of your part relative to the others. Neutral expression and tempi help you avoid bringing to rehearsal a performance style that might conflict with your conductor's aims.

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  • "Ein deutsches Requiem"
  • "Requiem"@en
  • "Requiem"
  • "Deutsches Requiem"@en

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  • "Choraline chorus rehearsal CDs are learning tools, not performances, and your vocal line is represented by an orchestral instrument, ensuring maximum clarity for your part while allowing you to hear other voice parts which are usually played by an organ. Additional clarity results from using the right-hand audio channel for your voice part and the left-hand channel for the other parts: adjusting the volume will therefore enable you to increase or decrease the volume of your part relative to the others. Neutral expression and tempi help you avoid bringing to rehearsal a performance style that might conflict with your conductor's aims."@en
  • "Choraline chorus rehearsal CDs are learning tools, not performances, and your vocal line is represented by an orchestral instrument, ensuring maximum clarity for your part while allowing you to hear other voice parts which are usually played by an organ. Additional clarity results from using the right-hand audio channel for your voice part and the left-hand channel for the other parts: adjusting the volume will therefore enable you to increase or decrease the volume of your part relative to the others. Neutral expression and tempi help you avoid bringing to rehearsal a performance style that might conflict with your conductor's aims."

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  • "A German requiem = Ein deutsches Requiem, opus 45, for soli (soprano and baritone), chorus and orchestra"
  • "A German requiem"
  • "A German requiem"@en
  • "A German requiem opus 45"@en
  • "A German requiem : opus 45 : for four-part chorus of mixed voices and orchestra (with soprano and baritone solos)"@en
  • "A German requiem : opus 45"
  • "A German requiem : opus 45"@en
  • "A German requiem = Ein deutches Requiem : op. 45 : for soprano and baritone soloists, SATB and orchestra"
  • "Requiem. German text, Ein deutsches Requiem, nach Worten der heiligen Schrift (According to the Holy Scripture)"@en
  • "A German Requiem : opus 45 : for soli (soprano and baritone), chorus and orchestra = Ein deutsches Requiem"
  • "A German Requiem : for four-part chorus of mixed voices and orchestra with soprano and baritone solos, opus 45"@en
  • "A German requiem = Ein deutsches Requiem : op. 45 : for soprano and baritone soloists, SATB and orchestra"
  • "A German requiem, opus 45. Texts selected by the composer from the Holy Scriptures"@en
  • "A German requiem = Ein deutches Requiem : Op. 45 : for soprano and baritone soloists, SATB and orchestra"
  • "A German Requiem : opus 45 : for four-part chorus of mixed voices and orchestra (with soprano and baritone solos) : vocal score with piano accompaniment derived from the orchestra score"
  • "A German requiem = Ein deutsches Requiem : opus 45 : for soli (soprano and baritone), chorus and orchestra"@en
  • "A German Requiem"@en

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