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Das Requiem Solemne von Johann Zach. Ein Werk und seine Rezeptionsgeschichte

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Authors: Slavický, T. (Tomáš);

handle: 11104/0240228

Das Requiem Solemne von Johann Zach. Ein Werk und seine Rezeptionsgeschichte

Abstract

In the 19th and 20th centuries, Zach’s Requiem solemne in C minor was considered as a „classical piece“. It dominated the reception of the composer and was his most-performed musical work. In the context of Zach’s oeuvre, the Requiem can be identified as an ambitioned composition from the period when Zach started his musical career in Prague (1731–1741).

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requiem, Johann (Jan) Zach

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