The tenor soloist sings falsetto to represent one of these roasting animals in the “Olim lacus colueram” aria from Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. Sixteen of these creatures inspired a horn theme that precedes six isolated chords in the finale of the fifth symphony by a Finnish composer. Saint-Saens represents this animal with a cello played over two pianos while the English horn is used for these creatures as they float through the realm of the dead in a tone poem from the Leminkainen Suite. For 10 points, a story from the Kalevala about what birds floating through Tuonela inspired Jean Sibelius?
The tenor soloist sings falsetto to represent one of these roasting animals in the “Olim lacus colueram” aria from Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. Sixteen of these creatures inspired a horn theme that precedes six isolated chords in the finale of the fifth symphony by a Finnish composer. Saint-Saens represents this animal with a cello played over two pianos while the English horn is used for these creatures as they float through the realm of the dead in a tone poem from the Leminkainen Suite. For 10 points, a story from the Kalevala about what birds floating through Tuonela inspired Jean Sibelius?
The tenor soloist sings falsetto to represent one of these roasting animals in the “Olim lacus colueram” aria from Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana.