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“One of the most celebrated commercial recordings ever made, this matchlessly authentic performance should be in every collection.” — Gramophone

On 10th January 1963 sessions were completed at London’s Kingsway Hall for this world premiere recording of Britten’s War Requiem. Sixty years later, Decca have made new high definition 24-bit/192 kHz transfers of the original quarter-inch stereo mastertapes at British Grove Studios. Conducted by the composer and featuring the three soloists for whom it was written, this still remains, for many, the definitive recording.

The vinyl is cut to lacquer at half-speed at Abbey Road Studios, and this is the first LP release of the secret recording of Britten’s rehearsals for the War Requiem since the sole pressing gifted by Decca to Britten on his 50th birthday in November 1963.

The truly expansive booklet includes excerpts from John Culshaw’s autobiography Putting the Record Straight; reminiscences from three of the original 1963 Decca recording crew; technical notes; detailed essays on the War Requiem and the recording sessions; and rare and new photographs.

Galina Vishnevskaya soprano - Peter Pears tenor - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau baritone The Bach Choir & London Symphony Chorus - Chorus master: David Willcocks Highgate School Choir - Director: Edward Chapman / Simon Preston organ Melos Ensemble - London Symphony Orchestra - Benjamin Britten