Hector Berlioz said he wanted contrasts in his Great Mass for the Dead, and he got them, musically at least, with a massive orchestra capable of the softest pianissimos a well as the thundering crashes of the Day of Rage. He also wanted to contrast humanity's terror of death with its fascination with it. Did he succeed? See what you think when we hear a Granny-winning recording of the Requiem on this week's program