One of his solo piano pie
One of his solo piano pieces was inspired by his twenty-fifth wedding anniversary celebration and is entitled "Wedding Day at Troldhaugen." He composed a piece in which the soloist enters directly after the introductory timpani roll. That piece, which is often coupled in recordings with a composition in the same genre and key by Schumann, is his Piano Concerto in A minor. He imitated a Baroque suite in his From Holberg's Time, and another of his compositions contains the movements "Solveig's Song" and "Morning Mood." For 10 points, identify this Norwegian composer whose incidental music to Peer Gynt contains his "In the Hall of the Mountain King."
One of his solo piano pieces was inspired by his twenty-fifth wedding anniversary celebration and is entitled "Wedding Day at Troldhaugen."
Edvard Grieg