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Dies Irae translates to “Day of Wrath“ and is part of the traditional roman catholic Requiem Chants (the liturgy for the Death). Basically it is known for images of Divine Judgment and the responsibilities for your life actions. The Chant stems from the 13th century and has a long history in endless music, art and were lots of impressive and sometimes even scary musicial compositions using this text throught the centuries (for example by Mozart). Johann Wolfgang von Goethe used the first, the sixth and the seventh stanza of the hymn in the scene “Cathedral“ in the first part of his drama Faust (1808).The well-know “wrath“ and “judgment“ aspects are only part of the first half of the Chant, while it has a turn of redemption and hope in the middle. I tried to portrait that by changing the atmosphere of the Chant there and trying to get to the core of what it's meant to be. Also it is important, that the idea of Divine Judgment refers to the lower and fallen aspects of men, while the path of light is portray in the second half of the chant - a process that we all should go through in the course of our lifes. As always, there is a deeper hidden mystery in these chants regarding your own inner being and which isn't always be found in the litteral meaning. Singer and Production: Patrick Lenk ✨ Shop CDs, MP3 Downloads, Autograph Cards and Artworks: 👉🏻 ▸ Spotify: ▸ Apple Music: ▸ Amazon: ▸ Deezer: ▸ iHeart: ▸ Napster: ▸ Tidal: ▸ Pandora: ➡NEW: 24/7 Sacred Choir & Chant Radio: Version With Thunder: 🎵| Check out our new Sacred Choir & Chant Ambient Music Channel Audio Sanctum: → ❤ Become my monthly Patreon Supporter: ❤ Single Donation: ❤ Monthly Donation: ★ Newsletter: If you resonate with my work, sign up for my newsletter, where I send an email every one or two months to all interested people about new music, some thoughts I have and projects I am working on? It would be amazing to connect there with you: --- ▸1 Hour Patrick Lenk Gregorian Chant Compilation Chant of the Mystics Playlist: --- Want to use my music in your video? Please have a look at the “Frequently Asked Questions“ comment.
