Berlioz called for a main orchestra of over 300 musicians divided into 4 side orchestras, and a huge chorus. The mere thought of having that many musicians on the stage at one time was unusual for the early Romantic era, especially in a sacred setting. This stimulated much of the liturgical criticism which Berlioz received...
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Over fifty violins, twenty violas, cellos, and contrabasses make up the string section. The percussion section includes a bass drum, eight pairs of cymbals and timpani, and four gongs. Most of Berlioz's creativity in instrumentation went mostly to the brass section. His Requiem calls for four complete brass ensembles to be placed at the four corners of the concert hall, representing the four corners of the Earth...
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