Mozart Requiem

Mozart's Requiem in D Minor was written in 1791. It is shrouded in mystery as to who completed what part of the Mass, its commission, and Mozart's mysterious death.thumb|300px|right|The Introitus of Mozart's "Requiem" in D Minor

Structure
The Requiem in D Minor (Sussmayer completion) proceeds as follows:
 * 1) Requiem Aeternam
 * 2) Kyrie
 * 3) Dies Irae
 * 4) Tuba Mirum
 * 5) Rex Tremendae
 * 6) Recordare Jesu Pie
 * 7) Confutatis Maledictis
 * 8) Lacrimosa Dies Illa
 * 9) Domine Jesu Christe
 * 10) Hostias et Precis
 * 11) Sanctus
 * 12) Benedictus
 * 13) Agnus Dei

Completions
Although the most commonly accepted and used completion of the Mass is the completion by F. X. Sussmayer (with assistance of Eybler and Freystadler), other completions do exist, these including:


 * D. Druce


 * S. Andrews


 * R. Levin


 * H. C. Robbins Landon