The first movement of this work takes its theme from the composer's cantata Herminie. Chimes represent the toll of church bells in the final movement of this work, which also features the strings play
The first movement of this work takes its theme from the composer's cantata Herminie. Chimes represent the toll of church bells in the final movement of this work, which also features the strings playing with the wood of the bow, which represents skeletons dancing. That movement, "Dream of a Witches Sabbath," features an E-flat clarinet playing the idee fixe. This work was based on its composer's love for Harriet Smithson, and includes the "March to the Scaffold." For 10 points, name this work by Hector Berlioz.
The first movement of this work takes its theme from the composer's cantata Herminie.