The Âfirst movement of one symphony by this composer contains a second subject stated in E minor by the clarinet againsttwo flflutes, and a coda sustained over a bass playing an unchanging E. Another symphony by this composer begins with stringtremolos, followed by a solo horn sounding the phrase B-flat-E-flat-B-flat, followed by C-flat-E-flat-B-flat. Despite the presenceof six question marks and the words "not valid" in the score of one of this man's symphonies, most people still play thecymbal clash and the triangle at the end of its second movement. That E-major symphony, which begins with a theme that wassupposedly whistled to the composer by his friend in a dream, and later contains a dirge played by four misleadingly-namedmodifiÂed horns, was his seventh. His most famous symphony includes a fortissimo passage in which the orchestra plays twoquarter notes followed by a quarter note rhythm, known as its composer's namesake "rhythm," and includes a 2/4 "HuntingScherzo" as its third movement. For 10 points, name this Austrian comp
The Âfirst movement of one symphony by this composer contains a second subject stated in E minor by the clarinet againsttwo flflutes, and a coda sustained over a bass playing an unchanging E. Another symphony by this composer begins with stringtremolos, followed by a solo horn sounding the phrase B-flat-E-flat-B-flat, followed by C-flat-E-flat-B-flat. Despite the presenceof six question marks and the words "not valid" in the score of one of this man's symphonies, most people still play thecymbal clash and the triangle at the end of its second movement. That E-major symphony, which begins with a theme that wassupposedly whistled to the composer by his friend in a dream, and later contains a dirge played by four misleadingly-namedmodifiÂed horns, was his seventh. His most famous symphony includes a fortissimo passage in which the orchestra plays twoquarter notes followed by a quarter note rhythm, known as its composer's namesake "rhythm," and includes a 2/4 "HuntingScherzo" as its third movement. For 10 points, name this Austrian composer who idolized Wagner and composed the Romanticfourth symphony.
The Âfirst movement of one symphony by this composer contains a second subject stated in E minor by the clarinet againsttwo flflutes, and a coda sustained over a bass playing an unchanging E. Another symphony by this composer begins with stringtremolos, followed by a solo horn sounding the phrase B-flat-E-flat-B-flat, followed by C-flat-E-flat-B-flat.
Anton Bruckner