The second movement of Stanislaw Skrowaczewski's (SKROV-a-chev-ski's) piece of this name is subtitled "Bruckner's Heavenly Journey."
The second movement of Stanislaw Skrowaczewski's (SKROV-a-chev-ski's) piece of this name is subtitled "Bruckner's Heavenly Journey." St. John Perse's poem "Vents" inspired Elliott Carter's piece with this name, which divides the instruments into four ensembles based on register. A passacaglia is followed by a toccata and chorale in the third movement of Lutoslawski's (loo-toh-SWAV-ski's) piece with this title, whose first movement "Intrada" opens with a section played over an F-sharp pedal note. The second movement of another piece with this title consists of dances played by two bassoons, two oboes, two clarinets, two flutes, and two muted trumpets. That piece's fourth movement parodies the invasion theme from Shostakovich's Leningrad symphony, and is marked "intermezzo interrotto." For 10 points, the movement "Game of Pairs" appears in Bela Bartok's instance of what type of piece written to emphasize a number of instruments instead of just one?
The second movement of Stanislaw Skrowaczewski's (SKROV-a-chev-ski's) piece of this name is subtitled "Bruckner's Heavenly Journey."
Concerto for Orchestra [prompt on concerto]