Question

At the start of this piece, the ad libitum organ joins the low strings for 10 bars of a quarter-note pedal point on a low F. After a largely homorhythmic section in C minor, this piece’s penultimate movement transitions into a massive fugue whose subject begins “long C (pause), B, G, long A (pause), F, D.” Violins are omitted from this piece’s (10[1])first movement, which introduces the motif of a rising major third followed by a rising half-step. This piece’s seven movements roughly form (10[1])an arch structure with the first and last movements each (-5[1])starting with (-5[1])the words (10[2])“Selig (10[2])sind” (“ZAY-likh zint”), anchored by a central (10[1])movement that sets Psalm 84. The death of the (10[1]-5[1])composer’s mother inspired (10[2])this piece, (10[1])which eschews (10[1])Catholic liturgy in favor of the (10[4]-5[1])Luther Bible. For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this (10[1])choral work commemorating the dead by (10[3])Johannes (10[5]0[16])Brahms. ■END■

ANSWER: A German Requiem [or Ein Deutsches Requiem; prompt on Johannes Brahms’s requiem]
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= Average correct buzz position

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Ethan StrombeckStanford AStanford C6110
Dennis Yang (DII)Michigan BOhio State A8310
Thomas HartWarwickBristol93-5
Justin LeeImperial ACambridge A95-5
Todd MaslykMichigan AMichigan C9710
Michael KohnDurham AOxford C9710
Natan HoltzmanStanford BBerkeley A9810
Rhys LewisCambridge BKCL9810
Guy IndoranteIowa StateArizona State10310
Forrest Weintraub (UG)Columbia ANYU A11210
Jacob RobertsonOxford AImperial B112-5
Joseph Chambers (DII)Virginia A (UG)Liberty A (Grad)11510
Tegan KapadiaGeorgia Tech ATennessee11510
Andrei HuiCambridge CKiel11710
Sam Macchi (DII)VassarHaverford11910
Vinu HariharBerkeley CBerkeley B12510
Ivvone Zhou (UG)UNC B (UG)UNC C (UG)12510
Ben Russell JonesEdinburghOxford B12510
Davin SivertsonAlabamaKentucky125-5
Jack LewisMTSUSouth Carolina12510
Caleb Kendrick (Grad)Maryland A (Grad)UNC A (Grad)12810
Shardul RaoMinnesota BMinnesota C13010
Raymond WangCornell ACornell C13210
Cade ReinbergerRIT BCornell B13810
Sinecio Morales (DII)Johns HopkinsRowan13810
Sam FooCambridge AImperial A13810
Danny CutbillRIT ABinghamton1390
Sophie EttingerBinghamtonRIT A1390
Ivan Stanisavljevic (DII)Duke A (UG)GWU B (Grad)1390
Aleks Kozlowski (DII)Roanoke College A (DII)Liberty C (DII)1390
Kristy Lau (DII)Virginia B (UG)Maryland B (UG)1390
Andrew Amygdalos (UG)GWU A (UG)William & Mary A (UG)13910
Addie King (UG)JMU A (UG)JMU B (UG)1390
Joshua Schmidt (DII)Liberty B (DII)Maryland C (DII)1390
Nathan Redford (DII)Liberty C (DII)Roanoke College A (DII)13910
Emily Bussa (UG)Maryland B (UG)Virginia B (UG)13910
Matthew Lam (DII)Ohio State BCedarville1390
Emmett Bicknell (DII)CedarvilleOhio State B1390
Jack Rado (DII)Columbia BNYU B13910
Carlos DoebeliImperial BOxford A1390
Andrew FisherSheffieldDurham B1390
Aisling SkeetDurham BSheffield1390
Ted WarnerBristolWarwick1390
Martin AlfayaKentuckyAlabama1390
Blake EnwillerVanderbilt BGeorgia Tech B1390
Rohan DalalGeorgia Tech BVanderbilt B1390
Amogh KulkarniGeodesicHarding13910