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John Rutter's Requiem for choir, organ and soprano is one of the most appreciated and most performed choral works of the twentieth century.<p> John Rutter, Requiem, choir, organ and soprano<br> Benjamin Britten, Missa Brevis, choir and organ<br> Maurice Ravel, Pavane for a Dead Princess, organ<br> Maurice Ravel, excerpts from Le Tombeau de Couperin, organ</p><p> Ensemble Chorus 14<br> Nathalie GAUTHIER, soprano<br> Jorris SAUQUET, organ<br> Director: Dominique SOURISSE<br><br> Well-known in the UK, John Rutter was particularly interested in choral music. His Requiem, created in 1985, is an intimate, contemplative, accessible and comforting piece.</p>