requiem
requiem mass

The full requiem will last around three and a half hours.

It was a requiem for the people who had been killed in those dark days.

And at one point we began talking about him writing a Requiem, something for the turn of the century.

He also wrote a Requiem mass around 1460, which is lost.

It sounds to many like a church service, perhaps a requiem.

Despite its title, the work is not actually a requiem for anyone in particular.

We might begin with the ending, also known as the Requiem.

The Requiem has been an important work in the orchestra's history.

If she thought Requiem was a demon, she'd never seen one for real.

"Why did Requiem look like someone had pounded his face into a wall?"

The second part of the requiem was never released by the band.

Over 2,000 requiems have been composed to the present day.

But they also began because the Requiem had a voice that was new and could not be ignored.

I caught sight of Requiem against the far wall beyond them.

Requiem turned his head, slowly, as if even that small movement were an effort.

Death, at any rate, left the Requiem incomplete as well.

"Requiem" was written as a way to potentially end the series.

The majority of the Requiem was composed after his mother's death in 1865.

"But no man ever had such a requiem mass sung for him."

The requiems were small and quiet, but not for any shame.

Its most important animal among many others is a requiem shark.

While an average 100-minute film has 600 to 700 cuts Requiem features more than 2,000.

Requiem tried to pry him off, but he finally looked up at me.

"Requiem" is the stronger piece, but both are of interest.

The Requiem, in other words, did not happen; it accumulated.

He also wrote a Requiem mass around 1460, which is lost.

"But no man ever had such a requiem mass sung for him."

"At sunset they will say a requiem mass for him, and I must be there.

On the plaza, before the Archbishop celebrates the high requiem mass.

"Following the high requiem mass, the casket will be brought to this point.

As abbess, she instituted a requiem mass for her father in 1317.

There are special words for a requiem mass.

We don't treat the game like a requiem mass.

The church where the requiem mass was held "could not accommodate a tenth of those attending the services."

Now they were talking not just about politics but about a kind of secular requiem mass for the dead.

As intended, the play is a "requiem mass in the jazz esthetic."

After her death all churches in Prussia were ordered to hold requiem masses.

I think a Requiem Mass would be the answer,' she heard him say, gently, quietly.

This chorus, unfortunately for the country and this administration, will sound more like a requiem Mass.

A loudspeaker brought the Requiem Mass to people outside who could not fit in.

Many musicians and other leading figures attended his Requiem Mass.

His Requiem Mass was attended by over 100,000 people.

His Requiem Mass was held in the church on January 10,1994.

A requiem mass for Camille Hamilton, whom she had never met in life?

East and West, those in the intermediate state have traditionally been the beneficiaries of prayers, such as requiem masses.

Some tracks of the Album is named after various parts from the Requiem mass.

Musical settings of the Requiem mass have a long tradition in Western music.

It was with deep sadness in 2003 when the parish came together for his Requiem Mass.

She was buried after a requiem mass in the Irish Republic yesterday.

The wake should continue from the time of laying out until the body was removed to the church for the Requiem Mass.