Of its five movements, the fourth adds a mezzo-soprano, and the finale a soprano and chorus; its first movement is titled [*] "Celebration of the Dead."
Its composer told an admirer, "if you wish to know, it is the hero of my first symphony whom I bear to the grave." Of its five movements, the fourth adds a mezzo-soprano, and the finale a soprano and chorus; its first movement is titled [*] "Celebration of the Dead." For 10 points—name this symphony in C minor, which sees Mahler's hero comes back to life.
Its composer told an admirer, "if you wish to know, it is the hero of my first symphony whom I bear to the grave."
Resurrection or Auferstehung [accept Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 in C