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Produced by Chris Hazell, also Once in Royal David’s City (Robin Barter), A Ceremony of Carols: Balulalow (Choir of King’s College, Cambridge) and A Ceremony of Carols, op. 28: V. As dew in Aprille (Choir of King’s College, Cambridge)
Engineered by Jørn Jacobsen, also Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: II. Andante sostenuto (Saul Zaks), Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: III. Grave (Saul Zaks) and Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: I. Largo (Saul Zaks)
Released on Dacapo, also Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: II. Andante sostenuto (Saul Zaks), Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: III. Grave (Saul Zaks) and Choral-Symphony no. 7, op. 40: I. Largo (Saul Zaks)
Recorded at DR Koncerthuset, also Green (Miho Hazama), Home (Miho Hazama) and I Said Cool, You Said… What? (Miho Hazama)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
49 other songs on fono were recorded at DR Koncerthuset, by DR SymfoniOrkestret and Antony Hermus and others
Chris Hazell produced 4 of Johan Reuter’s top 8 songs
Jørn Jacobsen engineered 4 of Johan Reuter’s top 8 songs
Chris Hazell produced 312 songs on fono
Credits
All 9 credits
- Written by
- Thorkild Bjørnvig and Vagn Holmboe
- Produced by
- Chris Hazell
- Performed by
- Danish National Radio Choir and Johan Reuter
- Engineered by
- Jørn Jacobsen
- Part of
- Requiem for Nietzsche
- Recorded at
- DR Koncerthuset
- Released on
- Dacapo
- Written by
- Thorkild Bjørnvig and Vagn Holmboe
- Produced by
- Chris Hazell
- Performed by
- Danish National Radio Choir and Johan Reuter
- Engineered by
- Jørn Jacobsen
- Part of
- Requiem for Nietzsche
- Recorded at
- DR Koncerthuset
- Released on
- Dacapo
Connected by credits
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Same producer: Chris Hazell
Same engineer: Jørn Jacobsen
CSSame writer: Vagn Holmboe
Same studio: DR Koncerthuset
Same producer: Chris Hazell
Same engineer: Jørn Jacobsen
CSSame writer: Vagn Holmboe
Same studio: DR Koncerthuset
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was performed by Danish National Radio Choir
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was performed by Danish National Radio Choir
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2MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was performed by Johan Reuter
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was performed by Johan Reuter
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
3MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was produced by Chris Hazell
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was produced by Chris Hazell
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4MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was written by Thorkild Bjørnvig
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was written by Thorkild Bjørnvig
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5MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was written by Vagn Holmboe
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was written by Vagn Holmboe
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6MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar is part of the release Requiem for Nietzsche
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar is part of the release Requiem for Nietzsche
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7MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was recorded at DR Koncerthuset
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was recorded at DR Koncerthuset
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8MusicBrainz Dacapo is the label of the song Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar
Dacapo is the label of the song Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar
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9MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was engineered by Jørn Jacobsen
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was engineered by Jørn Jacobsen
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10MusicBrainz Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was released on 2002-04
Requiem for Nietzsche: Part Four: 9. Ecce homo - 10. Weimar was released on 2002-04
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