A suite by this composer scored for either string orchestra or wordless chorus opens with the instructions "vague and mystic". This composer's Twelve Etudes were composed after meeting Andrés Segovia. The most famous piece by this composer consists of a night poem, with voice vocalizing on "Ah" to start the piece and concluding the last third by humming, sung over pizzicato cello. A massive 20minute, single movement, solo piano piece of his is a "portrait" of Arthur Rub
A suite by this composer scored for either string orchestra or wordless chorus opens with the instructions "vague and mystic". This composer's Twelve Etudes were composed after meeting Andrés Segovia. The most famous piece by this composer consists of a night poem, with voice vocalizing on "Ah" to start the piece and concluding the last third by humming, sung over pizzicato cello. A massive 20minute, single movement, solo piano piece of his is a "portrait" of Arthur Rubinstein titled (*) Rudepoêma. The second of nine suites in a collection by this composer concludes with a movement subtitled "The Little Train of the Caipira". An aria subtitled "Cantilena" is the first section of the fifth of those suites, which is scored for soprano and eight cellos. For 10 points, name this composer who fused Bach and Brazilian folk music in Bachianas Brasileiras.
A suite by this composer scored for either string orchestra or wordless chorus opens with the instructions "vague and mystic".
Heitor Villa-Lobos