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You are purchasing high quality sheet music PDF files suitable for printing or viewing on digital devices.The fifth movement in my Requiem - my first major work. I'm only 16, so don't expect perfection! This is a movement of contrast, with the fairly simplistic opening theme in 3/4 time contrasted with two sections inspired by the plainchant origin of musical Requiem masses. These sections are a cappella, and feature a number of time signature changes and diminished chords in the harmonies. The closing cadence is due to the fact that the following movement is the DIes Irae, a movement dealing with the day of judgement, and the cadence was supposed to create an uneasy atmosphere ahead of it.
