This composer's third symphony has five rather than the usual four movements, and was nicknamed after a river near the composer's home, the "Rhenish."
His oratorio Paradise and the Peri borrows from Thomas Moore's Lalla-Rookh. This composer declared "Hats off, gentleman--a genius!" after hearing Chopin's compositions, and dedicated his solo piano work Kreisleriana to Chopin. Other piano pieces by this man include Carnival and Scenes from Childhood. This composer's third symphony has five rather than the usual four movements, and was nicknamed after a river near the composer's home, the "Rhenish." For 10 points, name this composer of the "Spring" Symphony.
His oratorio Paradise and the Peri borrows from Thomas Moore's Lalla-Rookh.
Robert {Schumann}