This composer's fourth and final symphony was commissioned by the French government to celebrate Louis-Philippe and termed the Funeral and Triumphal Symphony.
This composer's fourth and final symphony was commissioned by the French government to celebrate Louis-Philippe and termed the Funeral and Triumphal Symphony. He used the second and fourth books of the Aeneid to write his own libretto for his massive opera Les Troyens. This composer pioneered a theme recurring in an entire work, known as idee fixe. This composer's most famous work has sections titled "A Ball," "Dream of a Witches Sabbath," and "March to the Scaffold." For 10 points, name this composer of Harold in Italy, Romeo and Juliet, and Symphonie Fantastique.
This composer's fourth and final symphony was commissioned by the French government to celebrate Louis-Philippe and termed the Funeral and Triumphal Symphony.
Louis-Hector {Berlioz}