“Confutatis” and “Lacrimosa” are the two parts of the Requiem composed by Mozart on his deathbed. It is the end of November 1791 and after having composed these last two pieces, Mozart gives the task to his pupil Sussmayr to finish the Requiem on his own notes. There are few compositional elements of the “Confutatis” which reveals all its power and sweetness as a testimony of the genius of Salzburg. This version can be performed with a Choir ad libitum, supported however by the brass of the symp...