Antonin Dvorak's twelfth work of this form in F major is entitled the "American," and Schubert's lied Death and the Maiden was adapted into his fourteenth of these.
Antonin Dvorak's twelfth work of this form in F major is entitled the "American," and Schubert's lied Death and the Maiden was adapted into his fourteenth of these. Beethoven's Grosse Fuge is a single-movement one of these, and sixty-eight were written by Joseph Haydn, who, in addition to being called the "Father of the Symphony," is credited as the "Father of" this form. For 10 points, name this genre of chamber music played by an ensemble usually consisting of two violins, a viola, and a cello.
Antonin Dvorak's twelfth work of this form in F major is entitled the "American," and Schubert's lied Death and the Maiden was adapted into his fourteenth of these.
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