Gurre-lieder (GURR-uh-LEE-der)  and  
Six clarinets play a theme made of minor seconds and thirds at the beginning of this composer's song based on Ernest Dowson's "Seraphita". Tove's  (TOH-vuh's)  death is related in the "Wood Dove's Song" in a cantata by this man that also depicts an army of the dead being raised by King Waldemar (VAHL-deh-mahr) . His first  Chamber Symphony  was part of the program at the riotous  Skandalkonzert , which he conducted. A poem in which a woman reveals her (*)  pregnancy to a man is the basis for a string sextet by this man that featured a controversial inverted ninth chord. This teacher of Anton Webern and Alban Berg developed a composition method based on fairly ordering the notes of the chromatic scale.  Gurre-lieder (GURR-uh-LEE-der)  and  Transfigured Night  were composed by, for 10 points, what Viennese creator of the twelve-tone technique?
Six clarinets play a theme made of minor seconds and thirds at the beginning of this composer's song based on Ernest Dowson's "Seraphita".
Arnold  Schoenberg  [or Arnold Franz Walter  Schönberg ] 