Composed in 1836 at the end of Cherubini's life and tenure as director of the Paris Conservatoire, the D-minor Requiem for men's chorus and orchestra received its premiere on March 23, 1838 at the Conservatoire under the composer's direction. This new vocal score is a digitally enhanced reprint of the one first issued around 1860 by C. F. Peters in a piano reduction prepared by the German organist Hugo Uhlrich (1827-1872).

Composed in 1816 to memorialize the death by execution of King Louis XVI, this Requiem received its premiere on January 21, 1817 under the composer's direction. The C-minor Requiem firmly established Cherubini's position as a major composer on the Paris scene thereafter. This new vocal score is a digitally enhanced reprint of the one first issued around 1860 by C. F. Peters in a piano reduction prepared by the German organist Hugo Ulrich (1827-1872).