This piece plays as the title character rearranges his pillows so as to be able to sleep normally during the closing scene of  David Lynch's film The Elephant Man. New York Times writer Olin Downes sparked controversy by praising the premiere of this piece. The members of the Ying Quartet gave the first public performance of a suppressed addendum t
This piece plays as the title character rearranges his pillows so as to be able to sleep normally during the closing scene of  David Lynch's film The Elephant Man. New York Times writer Olin Downes sparked controversy by praising the premiere of this piece. The members of the Ying Quartet gave the first public performance of a suppressed addendum to this piece.  This piece, to which an organ was added by William (*) Strickland, was likened by its composer to a small stream that grows  into a river. An arch form anchors this piece, which begins with a sustained B-flat line played by the violins. This piece was  premiered by Arturo Toscanini, was broadcast over the radio after FDR's death, and was taken from the second movement of a  string quartet. For 10 points, name this really sad piece by Samuel Barber.
This piece plays as the title character rearranges his pillows so as to be able to sleep normally during the closing scene of  David Lynch's film The Elephant Man.