| | Maurice Duruflé was primarily an organist who taught at the Paris conservatory, and gave organ recitals throughout Europe. The Requiem is generally considered to be his masterpiece. |
| Text | Missa de Profunctis except for the Dies Irae. |
| Notes | The recordings of this Requiem are numerous: traditionally it is coupled with the Fauré Requiem. Duruflé left three versions of his Requiem: one for chorus and organ, one for chamber orchestra and chorus, and one for full orchestra and chorus. |