"Sanctus" is the fourth movement of Dan Forrest’s acclaimed major work, Requiem for the Living.
Unlike traditional somber requiems, Forrest’s "Sanctus" is a vibrant, cinematic celebration of life and the universe. The composer notes that the movement was inspired by:
The Cosmos: The "Ultra Deep Field" images from the Hubble Telescope. 
The Earth: Time-lapse footage of Earth from the International Space Station. 
Mankind: A reflection of God’s image.

"Sanctus" is the fourth movement of Dan Forrest’s acclaimed major work, Requiem for the Living. Unlike traditional somber requiems, Forrest’s "Sanctus" is a vibrant, cinematic celebration of life and the universe. The composer notes that the movement was inspired by: The Cosmos: The "Ultra Deep Field" images from the Hubble Telescope. The Earth: Time-lapse footage of Earth from the International Space Station. Mankind: A reflection of God’s image.

"Sanctus" is the fourth movement of Dan Forrest’s acclaimed major work, Requiem for the Living.
Unlike traditional somber requiems, Forrest’s "Sanctus" is a vibrant, cinematic celebration of life and the universe. The composer notes that the movement was inspired by:
The Cosmos: The "Ultra Deep Field" images from the Hubble Telescope. 
The Earth: Time-lapse footage of Earth from the International Space Station. 
Mankind: A reflection of God’s image.

Sanctus - SOPRANO II | Dan Forrest

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