This composer also created many variations on the work of other known composers, such as Paganini, Haydn, and Handel.
He claimed to have seen Bizet's Carmen more than 20 times, and though he never wrote an opera himself, vocal works include his Opus 65 "New Love Songs" and a setting of a Schiller poem, "Nanie". This composer also created many variations on the work of other known composers, such as Paganini, Haydn, and Handel. Vocalists also feature prominently in his longest work, a seven movement, surprisingly non-liturgical work called the "German Requiem".  With 1876 Symphony No. 1 known as "Beethoven's Tenth", for ten points, identify this German composer best known for the "Tragic Overture" and a namesake Lullaby.
He claimed to have seen Bizet's Carmen more than 20 times, and though he never wrote an opera himself, vocal works include his Opus 65 "New Love Songs" and a setting of a Schiller poem, "Nanie".
Johannes {Brahms}