Sir Charles Mackerras popularized a piece by this composer by making notable recordings of it with the Pro Arte Orchestra and Vienna Philharmonic. That piece by this composer opens with a set of stepwise descending parallel fifths from the tenor tubas, which are often played with euphoniums. The name "Defiance" is sometimes given to a Capriccio for left hand this composer wrote for a World War I veteran. An English horn solo represents the unfortunate fate of Andrey in a rhapsody for orchestra this composer based on Nikolai Gogol's (*) Taras Bulba. He used a reprise of a fanfare featuring 14 trumpets to end a piece commissioned by the Sokol Gymnasium, and paid tribute to his heritage by writ
Sir Charles Mackerras popularized a piece by this composer by making notable recordings of it with the Pro Arte Orchestra and Vienna Philharmonic. That piece by this composer opens with a set of stepwise descending parallel fifths from the tenor tubas, which are often played with euphoniums. The name "Defiance" is sometimes given to a Capriccio for left hand this composer wrote for a World War I veteran. An English horn solo represents the unfortunate fate of Andrey in a rhapsody for orchestra this composer based on Nikolai Gogol's (*) Taras Bulba. He used a reprise of a fanfare featuring 14 trumpets to end a piece commissioned by the Sokol Gymnasium, and paid tribute to his heritage by writing a mass in Old Church Slavonic, as well as The Cunning Little Vixen. For 10 points, name this composer of the Glagolitic Mass and a famous Sinfonietta, a Czech.
Sir Charles Mackerras popularized a piece by this composer by making notable recordings of it with the Pro Arte Orchestra and Vienna Philharmonic.
Leos Janacek