He's not George Gershwin, but a cycle of this composer's music for piano and orchestra was popularly recorded in 1965 by Earl Wild and Jascha Horenstein.
He's not George Gershwin, but a cycle of this composer's music for piano and orchestra was popularly recorded in 1965 by Earl Wild and Jascha Horenstein. This composer included a C-sharp-minor theme for solo alto saxophone, accompanied by clarinet arpeggios, in the Non Allegro first movement of a piece whose three movements were originally titled "Noon", "Twilight", and "Midnight". He used an earlier composer's D-minor version of "La Folia" as the basis for his Variations on a Theme of Corelli. This composer of a set of Symphonic Dances inverted the theme in the D-flat-major eighteenth variation of a piece based on another composer's 24th caprice. For 10 points, name this Russian composer of Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
He's not George Gershwin, but a cycle of this composer's music for piano and orchestra was popularly recorded in 1965 by Earl Wild and Jascha Horenstein.
Sergei (Vasilievich) Rachmaninoff