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    The Fauré Requiem provides a concise summary of the key movements and passages in under 3 sentences. It begins with the Introitus which calls for eternal rest and light for the departed. The work includes movements such as the Offertorium requesting deliverance from hell, and the Agnus Dei asking for the Lamb of God to grant rest. It concludes with the Libera Me pleading for deliverance from everlasting death on the dreadful day of judgment.

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    The Fauré Requiem provides a concise summary of the key movements and passages in under 3 sentences. It begins with the Introitus which calls for eternal rest and light for the departed. The work includes movements such as the Offertorium requesting deliverance from hell, and the Agnus Dei asking for the Lamb of God to grant rest. It concludes with the Libera Me pleading for deliverance from everlasting death on the dreadful day of judgment.

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    The Fauré Requiem provides a concise summary of the key movements and passages in under 3 sentences. It begins with the Introitus which calls for eternal rest and light for the departed. The work includes movements such as the Offertorium requesting deliverance from hell, and the Agnus Dei asking for the Lamb of God to grant rest. It concludes with the Libera Me pleading for deliverance from everlasting death on the dreadful day of judgment.

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    Fauré Requiem – Pronunciation Guide

    This latin sounds like Italian CONSONANTS


    VOWELS C before E or I is CH as in church (lúceat, cóeli)
    There are only five vowels: I–E–A–O–U, pronounced ee–eh–ah–aw–oo, as in C before A, O and U is K (cáro)
    “bee bet bar ball boon”. CH is K (Chríste)
    CU is KOO, not as in “Queue” (s´æculum)
    æ and œ are the same as E (eh) G before A, O and U is hard as in “god” (érgo)
    G before E or I is soft as in “gem”, if before E or I (cóget)
    Sometimes, I is spelt Y, but is still pronounced EE GN is like NY, (Ágnus ) “Ahn-yoos”
    H is silent as in “honest” (hymnus, Hosánna )
    When two vowels come together, each keeps its own sound, separate and dis- J is Y (júdex, Jerúsalem)
    tinct (díes, Sábaoth) S is SS (sánctus)
    S between two vowels is softened, but is still NOT Z (misériæ)
    The only diphtongs are Eu and Au - lengthen the first vowel and shorten the SC before E or I is SH
    second (Exáudi) SCH is SK
    TH is hard (thrónum, Sábaoth)
    U preceded by Q or GN is sung quickly (glide) (Réquiem, Ágnus ) TI + vowel is TSEE + vowel (oratiónem)
    TU is pronounced TOO, not as in “tube” (perpétua)
    X is KS (Rex, lux)
    XC before E and I is KSH (excélsis)
    XC before O, A and U is KSK

    FERGUS BLACK
    16th January 2002
    I. lntroitus - Kyrie I. lntroitus - Kyrie 1. Introit - Lord have mercy
    Choir, tenors
    Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine Reh-kwee-ehm eh-tehr-nahm daw-nah eh-ees daw-mee-neh Grant them eternal rest, o Lord,
    et lux perpetua luceat eis Eht looks pehr-peh-too-ah loo-cheh-aht eh-ees and may perpertual light shine upon them
    Sopranos
    Te decet hymnus, Deus in Sion Teh Deh-cheht eem-noos, Deh-oos een See-awn Thou, o God, art praised in Sion, and unto Thee
    et tibi reddetur votum in Jerusalem Eht tee-bee rehd-deh-toor vaw-toom een Yeh-roo-sah-lehm shall the vow be performed in Jerusalem.
    Choir
    Exaudi orationem meam Ecks-A-oo-dee aw-ra-tsee-awn-ehm meh-ahm Hear my prayer,
    ad te omnis caro veniet ahd teh awm-nees cah-raw veh-nee-eht unto Thee shall all flesh come.
    Choir
    Kyrie eleison, Ky-ree-eh eh-leh-ee-ssawn, Lord have mercy,
    Christe eleison Chrees-teh eh-leh-ee-ssawn Christ have mercy,
    Kyrie eleison. Ky-ree-eh eh-leh-ee-ssawn. Lord have mercy

    II. Offertorium II. Offertorium II. Offertory


    Altos, tenors
    O Domine, Jesu Christe, Rex Gloriae Aw Daw-mee-neh, Jeh-ssoo Chreess-teh, Rex Glaw-ree-eh Lord Jesus Christ, King of glory,
    libera animas defunctorum lee-beh-rah ah-nee-mahs deh-foonc-taw-room deliver the souls of all the faithful departed
    de poenis inferni et de profundo lacu deh peh-nees een-fehr-nee et deh praw-foon-daw lah-coo from the pains of hells and from the bottomless pit.
    O Domine, Jesu Christe, Rex Gloriae Aw Daw-mee-neh, Jeh-ssoo Chreess-teh, Rex Glaw-ree-eh Lord Jesus Christ, King of glory,
    libera animas defunctorum de ore leonis lee-beh-rah ah-nee-mahs deh-foonc-tahw-room deh aw-reh Deliver them from the lion's mouth,
    leh-aw-nees
    ne absorbeat eus Tartarus neh ahb-sawr-beh-aht eh-oos Tahr-tah-roos nor let them fall into darkness,
    ne cadant in obscurum. neh cah-dahnt een awbs-coo-room. neither the black abyss swallow them up.

    Altos, tenors, basses


    O Domine, Jesu Christe, Rex Gloriae Aw Daw-mee-neh, Jeh-ssoo Chreess-teh, Rex Glaw-ree-eh Lord Jesus Christ, King of glory,
    ne cadant in obscurum. neh cah-dahnt een awbs-coo-room. neither the black abyss swallow them up.

    Baritone solo
    Hostias et preces tibi Domine, laudis offerimus Aws-tee-ahs et preh-chehs tee-bee Daw-mee-neh, louw-dees We offer unto Thee this sacrifice of prayer and praise
    awf-fehr-ee-moos
    tu suscipe pro animabus illis too soo-shee-peh praw ah-nee-mah-boos eel-lees Receive it for those souls
    quarum hodie memoriam facimus kwah-room aw-dee-eh meh-maw-ree-ahm fah-chee-moos whom today we commemorate.
    Fac eas, Domine, de morte transire ad vitam Fahc eh-ahs, Daw-mee-neh, deh mawr-teh trahn-see-reh ahd Allow them, o Lord, to cross from death into the life
    vee-tahm
    Quam olim Abrahae promisisti et semini eus. Kwahm awl-eem ahb-rah-heh praw-mee-sseess-tee eht seh- which once Thou didst promise to Abraham and his
    mee-nee eh-oos. seed.
    Chorus
    O Domine, Jesu Christe, Rex Gloriae Aw Daw-mee-neh, Yeh-ssoo Chreess-teh, Rex Glaw-ree-eh Lord Jesus Christ, King of glory,
    libera animas defunctorum lee-beh-rah ah-nee-mahss deh-foonc-taw-room deliver the souls of all the faithful departed
    de poenis inferni et de profundo lacu deh peh-nees een-fehr-nee et deh praw-foon-daw lah-coo from the pains of hells and from the bottomless pit.
    ne cadant in obscurum. Amen. neh cah-dahnt een awbs-coo-room. Ah-mehn. nor let them fall into darkness. Amen

    III. Sanctus III. Sanctus III. Holy holy


    Sopranos, tenors, basses
    Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus Dominus Deus Sahnc-tooss, Sahnc-tooss, Sahnc-tooss Daw-mee-nooss Deh- Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Sabaoth
    Sabaoth ooss Sah-bah-awtt

    Pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua Pleh-nee soont cheh-lee eht tehr-rah glaw-ree-ah too-ah heaven and earth are full of Thy glory
    Hosanna in excelsis. Aw-sahn-nah een ehck-shehl-sseess. Hosanna in the highest.

    IV. Pie Jesu IV. Pie Jesu IV. Merciful Jesus


    Sopranos
    Pie Jesu, Domine, dona eis requiem Pee-eh Yeh-soo, Daw-mee-neh, daw-nah eh-ees reh-kwee-ehm Merciful Jesus, Lord, grant them rest
    dona eis requiem sempiternam requiem daw-nah eh-ees reh-kwee-ehm, sehm-pee-tehr-nahm reh-kwee- grant them rest, eternal rest.
    ehm

    V. Agnus Dei V. Agnus Dei V. Lamb of God


    Tenors, choir
    Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi Ahn-yooss Deh-ee, kwee taw-leess pehc-cah-tah moon-dee O Lamb of God, that takest aways the sin of the world,
    dona eis requiem daw-nah eh-eess reh-kwee-ehm grant them rest (sung twice)
    Tenors
    Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi Ahn-yooss Deh-ee, kwee taw-leess pehc-cah-tah moon-dee O Lamb of God, that takest aways the sin of the world,
    dona eis requiem, sempiternam requiem. daw-nah eh-eess reh-kwee-ehm, sehm-pee-tehr-nahm reh- grant them rest, everlasting rest.
    kwee-ehm.
    Choir
    Lux aeterna luceat eis, Domine Looks eh-ter-nah loo-cheh-aht eh-ees, Daw-mee-neh May eternal light shine on them, o Lord,
    Cum sanctis tuis in aeternum, Coom sahnc-tees too-ees een eh-tehr-noom, with Thy saints for ever,
    quia pius es kwee-ah pee-oos ehss because Thou are merciful.

    Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine, Reh-kwee-ehm eh-tehr-nahm daw-nah eh-ees Daw-mee-neh, Grant them eternal rest, o Lord,
    et lux perpetua luceat eis eht looks pehr-peh-too-ah loo-cheh-aht eh-eess and may perpetual light shine on them.
    VI. Libera me VI. Libera me VI. Deliver me
    Baritone solo
    Libera me, Domine, de morte aeterna Lee-beh-rah meh, Daw-mee-neh, deh mawr-teh eh-tehr-nah Deliver me, o Lord, from everlasting death
    in die illa tremenda een dee-eh eel-lah treh-mehn-dah on that dreadful day
    Quando coeli movendi sunt et terra Kwahn-daw cheh-lee maw-vehnd-ee soont eht tehr-rah when the heavens and the earth shall be moved
    Dum veneris judicare saeculum per ignem Doom veh-neh-rees yoo-dee-cah-reh seh-coo-loom pehr een-yehm when thou shalt come to judge the world by fire

    Choir Choir
    Tremens factus sum ego et timeo Treh-mehns fahc-toos soom eh-gaw eht ti-meh-aw I quake with fear and I tremble
    dum discussio venerit atque ventura ira doom dis-coos-si-aw veh-neh-rit aht-kweh vehn-too-rah i-rah awaiting the day of account and the wrath to come.

    Dies illa dies irae Di-ehs il-lah di-ehs i-reh That day, the day of anger,
    calamitatis et miseriae cah-lah-mi-tah-tis eht mi-seh-ri-eh of calamity, of misery,
    dies illa, dies magna di-ehs il-lah, di-ehs mahn-yah that day, the great day,
    et amara valde eht ah-mah-rah vahl-deh and most bitter.

    Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine Reh-kwee-ehm eh-tehr-nahm daw-nah eh-is Daw-mi-neh Grant them eternal rest, o Lord,
    et lux perpetua luceat eis eht loox pehr-peh-too-ah loo-ceh-aht eh-is and may perpertual light shine upon them.

    Libera me, Domine, de morte aeterna Li-beh-rah meh, Daw-mi-neh, deh mawr-teh eh-tehr-nah Deliver me, o Lord, from everlasting death
    in die illa tremenda in di-eh il-lah treh-mehn-dah on that dreadful day
    Quando coeli movendi sunt et terra Kwahn-daw cheh-li maw-vehnd-i soont eht tehr-rah when the heavens and the earth shall be moved
    Dum veneris judicare saeculum per ignem Doom veh-neh-ris yoo-di-cah-reh seh-coo-loom pehr een-yehm when thou shalt come to judge the world by fire

    VII. In Paradisum VII. In Paradisum VII. In Paradise


    Sopranos Sopranos
    In Paradisum deducant Angeli in tuo In Pah-rah-di-soom deh-doo-cahnt ahn-geh-li in too-aw May the angels receive them in Paradise,
    adventu suscipiant te Martyres ahd-vehn-too soos-ci-pi-ahnt teh Mahr-ty-rehs at they coming may the martyrs receive thee
    et perducant te in civitatem sanctam eht pehr-doo-cahnt teh in ci-vi-tah-tehm sahnc-tahm Yeh-roo-sah- and bring thee into the holy city Jerusalem
    Jerusalem lehm

    Chorus Chorus
    Jerusalem Yeh-roo-sah-lehm Jerusalem

    Sopranos Sopranos
    Chorus Angelorum te suscipit Chaw-roos ahn-geh-law-room teh soos-ci-pit There may the chorus of angels receive thee,
    et cum Lazaro quondam paupere eht coom Lah-zah-raw kwawn-dahm pow-peh-reh and with Lazarus, once a beggar,
    aeternam habeas requiem eh-tehr-nahm ah-beh-ahs reh-kwee-ehm may thou have eternal rest.

    Chorus Chorus
    Aeternam habeas requiem Eh-ter-nahm ah-be-ahs reh-kwee-ehm May thou have eternal rest.

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