Several of these works by this composer contain allusions to the similar "wind‐band" piece of thecomposer's instructor. A section of one of these works by this composer that uses violins in theHosanna section to represent the chirping of birds causes that one to be known as the "Sparrow." The"Et incarnatus est" section of another of these works by this composer was sung by the composer'swife, as it was written to fulfill a vow made to write one of these works when this composer arrived inVienna. The most noted of these works by this composer uses a double fugue for the (*) Kyrie and onlygoes e
Several of these works by this composer contain allusions to the similar "wind‐band" piece of thecomposer's instructor. A section of one of these works by this composer that uses violins in theHosanna section to represent the chirping of birds causes that one to be known as the "Sparrow." The"Et incarnatus est" section of another of these works by this composer was sung by the composer'swife, as it was written to fulfill a vow made to write one of these works when this composer arrived inVienna. The most noted of these works by this composer uses a double fugue for the (*) Kyrie and onlygoes eight measures into the Lacrimosa before ending; that one was later completed by Franz Sussmayr.For 10 points, identify this kind of work and composer, which includes the Great C minor one and anunfinished Requiem.
Several of these works by this composer contain allusions to the similar "wind‐band" piece of thecomposer's instructor.
masses of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart