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The "Tuba Mirum" is part of the Sequence movement of Mozart's "Requiem Mass in D minor", K626, composed in Vienna in 1791. It was unfinished at Mozart's death, and was later completed by Franz Xaver Süssmayr. How much of the music was actually written by Mozart, is still unknown. Mozart had written out the full vocal parts and bass line for nearly the entire Sequence prayer (Dies irae, Tuba mirum, Res tremendae, Recordare and Confutatis),and the first eight bars of the Lacrimosa prayer). The Tuba Mirum is among the most beautiful excerpts for trombone in the orchestral repertoire. Tuba mirum, uses a trombone and bass soloist to spread the wondrous sound of the "Last Judgement". The bass's solo melody accompanies the singing of the trombone which "awakens" three more singers who each recite a part of the "Requiem Mass Sequence".

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