No doubt you have heard Mozart, Verdi, Fauré or Berlioz Requiems.
Yours is an emotion full piece, while you take the acquired orchestral technique from the masters, the developement is somewhat linear, no big challenges or dynamics found in such an emotive Requiem, except the changes in minute 10 and 18 and also the (looks like interrupted) conclusion.
I also lost my father over ten years ago, and composed a short piece "Daylight Moon" the funeral day. Just to express my feelings.
You did it as you felt and in several passages I also suffered and was comforted by your human feelings.
No doubt you have heard Mozart, Verdi, Fauré or Berlioz Requiems. Yours is an emotion full piece, while you take the acquired orchestral technique from the masters, the developement is somewhat linear, no big challenges or dynamics found in such an emotive Requiem, except the changes in minute 10 and 18 and also the (looks like interrupted) conclusion. I also lost my father over ten years ago, and composed a short piece "Daylight Moon" the funeral day. Just to express my feelings. You did it as you felt and in several passages I also suffered and was comforted by your human feelings.