It's not Lully, but the work Les gouts-reunis, or "the styles reunited," features a trio sonata written in honor of this composer. This composer helped establish the slow-fast-slow-fast movement pattern for church sonatas. Simultaneously playing a delayed leading tone and an anticipated tonic is called this composer's "cadence" or "clash." This subject of an (*) "apotheosis" by François Couperin names Rachmaninoff's Opus 42 dedicated to Fritz Kreisler; Rachmaninoff only learned after publishing the work that the relevant "theme" was not originally by this composer but was instead the Spanish tune "La Folia." For 10 po
It's not Lully, but the work Les gouts-reunis, or "the styles reunited," features a trio sonata written in honor of this composer. This composer helped establish the slow-fast-slow-fast movement pattern for church sonatas. Simultaneously playing a delayed leading tone and an anticipated tonic is called this composer's "cadence" or "clash." This subject of an (*) "apotheosis" by François Couperin names Rachmaninoff's Opus 42 dedicated to Fritz Kreisler; Rachmaninoff only learned after publishing the work that the relevant "theme" was not originally by this composer but was instead the Spanish tune "La Folia." For 10 points, name this Italian Baroque composer of the Christmas Concerto.
It's not Lully, but the work Les gouts-reunis, or "the styles reunited," features a trio sonata written in honor of this composer.
Arcangelo Corelli