This man remarked to Ingolf Dahl that the sound of the saxophone was like a "pink slimy worm" when he heard of Dahl's plan to write a concerto for it. One of this composer's works is bookended by two  "dirge-canons" featuring a quartet of trombones, and is based on a five-tone row. That work is a setting of "Do not go gentle into that good night" and is cal ed In Memoriam Dylan Thomas. He scored for a wind band unsurprisingly devoid of saxophones in his Symphonies of Wind Instruments, and added cel os and basses – and stil no saxophones – for a work that also includes a choir and begins with a namesake  E-minor chord. In an orchestral work by this composer of the Symphony of Psalms, six solo violas play the theme of the "mystic circles" movement, and a repeated crescendoing brass motive culminates in an 11/4  bar leading into the "Glorification of the Chosen One". For 10 points, name this composer of The Rite of Spring.
This man remarked to Ingolf Dahl that the sound of the saxophone was like a "pink slimy worm" when he heard of Dahl's plan to write a concerto for it. One of this composer's works is bookended by two  "dirge-canons" featuring a quartet of trombones, and is based on a five-tone row. That work is a setting of "Do not go gentle into that good night" and is cal ed In Memoriam Dylan Thomas. He scored for a wind band unsurprisingly devoid of saxophones in his Symphonies of Wind Instruments, and added cel os and basses – and stil no saxophones – for a work that also includes a choir and begins with a namesake  E-minor chord. In an orchestral work by this composer of the Symphony of Psalms, six solo violas play the theme of the "mystic circles" movement, and a repeated crescendoing brass motive culminates in an 11/4  bar leading into the "Glorification of the Chosen One". For 10 points, name this composer of The Rite of Spring.
This man remarked to Ingolf Dahl that the sound of the saxophone was like a "pink slimy worm" when he heard of Dahl's plan to write a concerto for it.
Igor Stravinsky