One character in a work by this composer repeats the line "Oh messmates take me up, for I'm sinking  with the tide" after single-handedly sinking the Turkish Galilee. He's not Dmitri Shostakovich, but one  movement of another of his choral works is accompanied by repeated tr
One character in a work by this composer repeats the line "Oh messmates take me up, for I'm sinking  with the tide" after single-handedly sinking the Turkish Galilee. He's not Dmitri Shostakovich, but one  movement of another of his choral works is accompanied by repeated transpositions of the DSCH motif,  which is sung to the text "For the sil y fel ow is against me". That work also features the soprano solo "For I Wil Consider My Cat Jeoffrey", and is a setting of the poetry of Christopher Smart. Besides The Golden Vanity and Rejoice in the Lamb, this man composed a work for treble choir which includes movements like  "Adam lay i-bounden" and "Balulalow", and whose C-flat major harp interlude quotes the opening processional, "Hodie Christus." This composer of A Ceremony of Carols interpolated such poems as  "Futility" and "Strange Meeting" into a Mass in another work. For 10 points, name this composer who set some poems by Wilfred Owen in his War Requiem.
One character in a work by this composer repeats the line "Oh messmates take me up, for I'm sinking  with the tide" after single-handedly sinking the Turkish Galilee.
Benjamin Britten