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"Requiem KV626 (Edition 3)" is a famous composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, considered one of his most renowned works. It is a requiem mass, a Catholic liturgical composition for the deceased. Mozart began writing it in 1791 but tragically passed away before completing it. The work was finished by Mozart's student, Franz Xaver Süssmayr, based on Mozart's sketches. "Requiem KV626" showcases Mozart's mastery of choral writing, combining powerful and dramatic sections with moments of sublime beauty. It remains a significant piece in classical music, captivating audiences with its emotional depth and spiritual intensity.

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