This composer's fourth symphony was once played twice at a concert where it was the only piece on the program, likely at the suggestion on Willem Mengelberg, who promoted this composer's work at the Concertgebouw. This compos
This composer's fourth symphony was once played twice at a concert where it was the only piece on the program, likely at the suggestion on Willem Mengelberg, who promoted this composer's work at the Concertgebouw. This composer's symphonies often instruct the woodwinds to play with their bells up. The third movement of Luciano Berio's Sinfonia is based on a scherzo from a symphony by this composer, marked (*) In ruhig fliessender Bewegung. His fifth symphony opens with a trumpet solo reminiscent of the opening of Beethoven's Fifth. His second symphony includes a movement named "Urlicht," based on a song from Des Knaben Wunderhorn. His fifth symphony includes a famous "Adagietto." For 10 points, name this composer of symphonies nicknamed "Titan" and "Resurrection."
This composer's fourth symphony was once played twice at a concert where it was the only piece on the program, likely at the suggestion on Willem Mengelberg, who promoted this composer's work at the Concertgebouw.
Gustav Mahler