A choral piece by this composer ends with a bass soloist singing a B major "Oath of Reconciliation.
A choral piece by this composer ends with a bass soloist singing a B major "Oath of Reconciliation." This composer depicted a mountaineer of the Abruzzo delivering a C major serenade in the third movement of one of his symphonies, while another of his pieces includes the "Queen Mab Scherzo." A programmatic piece by this composer begins by depicting the title character "in the Mountains," and ends with him joining an (*) "Orgy of the Brigands." Niccolò Paganini refused to premiere that piece because of the lack of virtuosity in its solo viola part. This composer's first symphony ends with a "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath" that depicts unrequited love with a recurring idée fixe melody. For 10 points, name this composer of Harold in Italy and Symphonie fantastique.
A choral piece by this composer ends with a bass soloist singing a B major "Oath of Reconciliation.
Hector Berlioz