text: A composition by this man calls for two bassoons, two contrabassoons, and four trombones, but only uses them for a few bars in its first movement, which is marked "Sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile".
full_question: A composition by this man calls for two bassoons, two contrabassoons, and four trombones, but only uses them for a few bars in its first movement, which is marked "Sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile". Another work by this composer asks the chorus to repeat only the words 'Domine Deus Noster' in its first ten sections. In the first movement of a composition by this man, a 24-bar theme forms the basis of a canon that opens in two parts in the basses and adds a new part every 25 measures until it becomes an eight-part canon. Interest in this composer of an Opus 44 Miserere was revived by the 1992 publication of a platinum-selling recording of one of his works featuring the soloist Dawn Upshaw. The three movements of that work are all marked Lento, and feature a soprano singing a Silesian folk song, a 15th-century lament of Mary, and a text written on the wall of a Gestapo cell. For 10 points, name this 20th-century Polish composer of the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs.
first_sentence: A composition by this man calls for two bassoons, two contrabassoons, and four trombones, but only uses them for a few bars in its first movement, which is marked "Sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile".
raw_answer: Henryk Mikoł Gorecki