The hymn "Dies Irae" was written by either Thomas of Celano, or Latino Malabranca Orsini. It was written sometime in the 1200s or 1300s and was written in Latin.
Dies irae
The Dies Irae, a thirteenth century plainchant poem.
From what i know, Mozart's father had died quite near to his writing of "Dies Irae" and this piece was to represent the guilt he felt for not having followed the path his father had wanted him to. When his father died, Mozart and him had not spoken to one another for years. That's why when you listen to this beautiful piece of music, you feel uneasy, as if you are being judged. All his emotions towards the death of his father come pouring out in this magnificent piece.
Dies Irae Requiem from Vivaldi, also used by Symphony X for Prelude to V - New Mythology Suite
Dies Irae - album - was created in 1996-02.
"Dies irae" translates to "Day of Wrath" in English. It is a Latin hymn from the Catholic tradition that speaks about the day of judgment and God's wrath.
The cast of Dies Irae - 1998 includes: Roberto Rivero
The cast of Dies Irae - 2011 includes: Txema Lorente as Sacerdote
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The cast of Dies Irae - 2004 includes: Andreia Bento Pedro Carraca Teresa Sobral
The hymn "Dies Irae" was written by either Thomas of Celano, or Latino Malabranca Orsini. It was written sometime in the 1200s or 1300s and was written in Latin.
Dies irae
Iota - 2004 is rated/received certificates of: UK:PG USA:TV-G
This is a guess. Dies Drear may be an allusion to the hymn, Dies Irae, in the Latin Requiem Mass - Dies irae, "O day of wrath". If Dies Drear is such an allusion (admittedly, a long shot), his first name would be pronounced dee ace; accent on first syllable.
Kyrie Eleison - "Lord, have mercy" Dies irae Dies illa - "The day of wrath, that day" Solvet saeclum in favilla - "which will reduce the world to ashes." Quando tremor est futurus - "Oh, what fear man's bosom rendeth," Quando judex est venturus - "when from heaven the judge descendeth" - From the poem "Dies irae" This is a famous thirteenth century latin hymn used previously in the Roman Catholic Requiem Mass. Sources - Wikipedia