VERDI REQUIEM

We are using Kalmus edition scores for Verdi 2026. If you are using a Schirmer score, the page numbers are the same. If you are in a Peters score, you will need to number your measures!


Weekly Rehearsal Schedule
(subject to change)

Monday, 8/31 (FUP) Rehearsal 1:

  • Dies Irae & all recurring versions.
    We will do at least one of these every week~

    • Pg. 19, mm. 1-74
      Pg. 43, mm. 239-266
      Pg. 80, mm. 575-612
      Pg. 172 ,mm. 45-124

  • Lacrymosa, Pg. 86, mm. 641-end of movement

  • Sanctus, Pg. 124 (Choir I - SI, AI, TI, BI / Choir II-SII, AII, TII, BII)

Monday, 9/7 NO REHEARSAL

Monday, 9/14 (FUP) Rehearsal 2:

  • Rex Tremendae Majestatis

    • Pg. 52, mm. 322-379

  • Libera Me, pg. 168, mm. 7-10 only

  • Libera Me Fugue, pg. 186-350

  • Sanctus Fugue Review

Monday, 9/21 (FUP) Rehearsal 3:

  • Requiem & Kyrie, pg. 2

  • Libera Me Fugue Review

  • Tuba Mirum, pg. 31, mm. 117

  • Dies Irae Review

  • Lacrymosa Review

Monday, 9/28 (FUP) Rehearsal 4:

  • Agnus Dei, pg. 150

  • Libera Me, pg. 168

  • Sanctus Fugue Review

  • Rex Tremendae Majestatis Review

Monday, 10/5 (FUP) Rehearsal 5 :

  • Requiem & Kyrie Review

  • Work through selected material TBA

Monday, 10/12 NO REHEARSAL

Monday, 10/19 (FUP) Rehearsal 6:

  • Slow run, all movements

Monday, 10/26 (FUP) Rehearsal 7:

  • Run and Review

Monday, 11/2 (FUP) Rehearsal 8 (potential Maestro rehearsal):

  • Run and Review

Thursday 11/5 (Skyview Auditorium) DRESS REHEARSAL #1

Friday 11/6 (Skyview Auditorium) DRESS REHEARSAL #2

Saturday 11/7 (Skyview Auditorium) PERFORMANCE #1

Sunday 11/8 (Skyview Auditorium) PERFORMANCE #2


Latin Pronunciation Links

Dies Irae Sequence

Dies irae 0:00
Rex tremendae 5:07
Confutatis 11:00
Lacrymosa 12:25


Verdi Requiem Recordings

There are remarkable variances among recordings of the Requiem and I find it fascinating how much room the work gives its interpreters to make distinct musical choices. I wonder if that is because of how much of our humanity Verdi poured into the work and how we as musicians are compelled to search for our own way into it, to get as close as possible to the truth it tells.

Here are a few of my favorites - at least, the ones I can find online to share with you. I’d love to know which recordings of the Requiem are your favorites and what it is about them that puts them at the top of your list.

~Alissa


Individual Parts

Part I Requiem & Kyrie

Part II Dies Irae -Entire Sequence

Part IV Sanctus

Part V Agnus Dei

Part VII Libera Me