This composer called for a solo violin with its strings tuned up a whole step in his Symphony No. 4, which includes a slow third movement marked "Ruhevoll" (roo-heh- "fole").
This composer called for a solo violin with its strings tuned up a whole step in his Symphony No. 4, which includes a slow third movement marked "Ruhevoll" (roo-heh- "fole"). An offstage posthorn plays a solo in his Symphony No. 3, whose opening theme is introduced by eight horns. His second symphony includes an alto setting of his song "Urlicht." A lone trumpet plays a fanfare in C-sharp minor to begin the funeral march first movement of his fifth symphony. His first symphony includes a funeral march rendition of (*) "Frère Jacques," while his aforementioned fifth symphony includes an Adagietto fourth movement sometimes considered a declaration of love to his wife Alma. For 10 points, name this Austrian composer of symphonies nicknamed Resurrection and of a Thousand.
This composer called for a solo violin with its strings tuned up a whole step in his Symphony No. 4, which includes a slow third movement marked "Ruhevoll" (roo-heh- "fole").
Gustav Mahler