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Galina Vishnevskaya · Peter Pears Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau · Simon Preston The Bach Choir & London Symphony Chorus David Willcocks Highgate School Choir Edward Chapman Melos Ensemble · London Symphony Orchestra Benjamin Britten

BRITTEN War Requiem

Britten: War Requiem

Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra release Britten’s Symphonia da Requiem 

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The winners of Gramophone&rsquo;s Recording of the Year 2020, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra release their new album, performing Britten&rsquo;s Sinfonia da Requiem.
In addition to marking the work&rsquo;s 80th anniversary and celebrating the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra&rsquo;s centenary year, this recording also allows listeners the chance to reflect on Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla&rsquo;s critically acclaimed artistic partnership with her Birmingham colleagues. The 34-year-old Lithuanian conductor says: &ldquo;This incredible orchestra gave the world premiere of Britten&rsquo;s War Requiem in 1962, a piece that includes clear references to Sinfonia da Requiem. (&hellip;) This new recording shows how musicians in our troubled world identify so closely with the emotions of a piece written while Europe was being torn apart by Hitler and Stalin. Sinfonia da Requiem sounds a warning against aggression and hatred. But it also offers a sense of comfort and hope at its end. I think what it has to tell us is as important now as it was 80 years ago."

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