Mozart Requiem Completions

Up to date, there are six documented completions of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Requiem in D Minor.

Franz Xaver Sussmayer
A close friend of Mozart, Sussmayer (also spelled Sussmayr) was the composer recognized to have finally completed the Requiem in D Minor. His completion is the most widely used and accepted version. It omits the Freystadler measure (nine and ten) of the Lacrimosa, as well as the Amen fugue which is thought to belong to K626.thumb|right|200px|The Confutatis Maledictis and Lacrimosa Dies Illa of F.X. Sussmayer's completion.

Robert Levin
Another very common completion is the Robert Levin Completion. Levin made minor edits to the instrumentation, as well as including and completing the Amen Fugue.

H. C. Robbins Landon
As well as his book and many these on the Mozart Requiem, he as well completed the mass.

Duncan Druce
Duncan Druce made minor edits on much of the sequence, as well as the rest of the mass. He included the Freystadler measure in the Lacrimosa, and increased its length greatly. He also includes and completes the Amen fugue.thumb|200px|left|The Lacrimosa Dies Illa of D. Druce's completion