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Australian war requiem

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An Australian war requiem : A world premiere / Christopher Bowen.

  • 1 DVD (81 min.)
  • Sales Availability: This item is not commercially available from the Australian Music Centre. We regret that we cannot offer it for sale.
  • Library Availability: DVD 58 — Reference (not for loan) copy only

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Featured Australian works

  Work Composer PerformersDuration
An Australian war requiem (2014) — multiple choirs with orchestra
Recorded/performed at: Sydney Town Hall, on 10 Aug 14.
Christopher Bowen and Pamela Traynor Christopher Bowen, Waitara Voices, Sydney University Graduate Choir, Celeste Lazarenko, Ayse GÓ§knur Shanal, Henry Choo, Adrian Tamburini, Christopher Richardson, Fort Street High School Choir 1 hours, 20 mins, 31 sec.

Product details

Duration: 81 min.

Contents note:

[Tableau One: The Horror of War]  1. Those heroes that shed their blood – 2. Voices of the dead – 3. Stabat mater – 4. Oh Mother – 5. Death march – 6. We wonder when – 7. When men open their hearts – 8. Oh mother (reprise) – 9. Cuius animam – 10. Shells burst – 11. Interlude

[Tableau Two: Sons and Mothers]  12. O quam tristis – 13. Mother, it is now midnight – 14. Quis est homo – 15. Oh my dear son – 16. How I pity the women in this war – 17. Miserere – 18. How your dear heart has ached – 19. Interlude

[Tableau Three: Reflections on Loss]  20. Pro peccatis suae gentis – 21. Battle music – 22. At daybreak – 23. Soon after he came to us – 24. Vidit suum dulcem natum – 25. The last duty was performed – 26. Dying but in ev’ry stir – 27. I see so much of death – 28. Eia mater, fons amoris – The losses of this war are lamentable – 30. The last post – 31. They shall grow not old – 32. Lament of the lone piper.

Booklet contains programme notes, biographical information about the composer, librettist, and performers, and historical information about Australian involvement in World War I.


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