Requiem for a Tribe Brother is a choral work by the Australian-born composer Malcolm Williamson.Malcolm Williamson: A 70th Birthday Tribute (Paul Conway)
Structure
Lasting approximately 30 minutes, the Requiem for a Tribe Brother is one of Williamson's largest unaccompanied choral works, standing alongside the Symphony for Voices of 1962 and the Mass of Saint Etheldreda of 1990 in duration. Williamson divides up the extensive text of the traditional Requiem Mass into ten movements, as follows:
Recordings
Naxos: Joyful Company of Singers, directed by Peter Broadbent.Naxos Records Ltd.
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