Verdi’s Requiem opens with the chilling “Day of wrath, that terrible day,” setting the tone for a work where sacred ritual meets raw human drama. Though Verdi himself wasn’t religious, he channeled immense emotional power into this piece, portraying fear, courage and mortality with operatic intensity. The four soloists feel less like preachers and more like protagonists, reacting vividly to the text of the mass. Among the great sacred works, the Requiem stands out as profoundly aligned with the spirit of our age.

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