Faure Requiem Memorial Poster

Goal: Create a dramatic widescreen cinematic historical-music collage poster about {argument name="composer and work title" default="Gabriel Fauré Requiem"}, evoking mourning, royal tragedy, European remembrance, and sacred choral music. Canvas: 16:9 horizontal poster, dark navy and black background with warm gold highlights, high-detail digital matte painting, layered double-exposure composition, luminous particles, rain-wet reflections, orchestral grandeur, no modern UI or borders. Layout: Center the Royal Albert Hall at night as the main architectural subject, glowing amber from within, with a wet reflective plaza and a silhouetted crowd holding candle-like lights along the bottom edge. Above the hall, place the title text in elegant serif gold lettering: small spaced text “GABRIEL FAURÉ” and large text “REQUIEM”, with a small decorative laurel flourish beneath. Use sweeping curved musical staves and handwritten score notation to arc across the entire image from left to right, visually wrapping around the hall. Discrete key elements to include, exactly 8 major visual motifs: 1) a large mourning profile of {argument name="royal figure" default="Princess Diana"} on the upper left, head bowed, wearing a pearl tiara and pearl earring, rendered in cool moonlit tones; 2) a single white rose near the left-center foreground; 3) a tricolor French flag brushstroke in blue, white, and red sweeping diagonally behind the rose and above the Paris skyline; 4) a small Paris scene in the lower left with the Eiffel Tower and Sacré-Cœur visible through mist; 5) the illuminated Royal Albert Hall dominating the center foreground; 6) an arched inset view of a conductor and choir performing inside a grand concert hall in the upper center-right; 7) a glowing dotted map of Europe on the right, made of golden city lights and shimmering particles; 8) a formal painted portrait of {argument name="composer portrait" default="Gabriel Fauré"} in the upper right, elderly man with blond-gray hair and mustache in a dark suit. Text and score details: Add small elegant handwritten Latin fragments integrated into the sheet music, including “Pie Jesu”, “Dona eis requiem”, “dona eis requiem.”, “pp dolce”, and near the Europe map “In paradisum deducant te Angeli”. Keep these as subtle decorative calligraphy, not large captions. The main title must remain the most legible text. Visual style: Somber, reverent, epic, museum-quality editorial illustration; deep blue-black palette with gold candlelight, ivory sheet music, silver highlights, and muted French red/blue accents. Use fine engraving-like textures, smoky atmosphere, glittering dust, soft volumetric light, and cinematic contrast. The mood should feel like a European memorial concert on a rainy night. Constraints: Do not add extra titles, logos, watermarks, captions, or unrelated instruments. Keep all figures as silhouettes or painterly portraits except the royal profile and composer portrait. Avoid cartoon style; make it refined, realistic, and emotionally solemn.