Gottfried van Swieten ("SVEE-tin") translated English works for the libretto of a choral work titled for this event, which is divided into three sections, the last of which is set in a garden and opens with the singing of "In rosy mantle appears.
In the second section of a work titled for this event, the cello re-introduces a fugue subject while the saxophone plays a glissando, which it also plays during the overture over a steady drumbeat. Gottfried van Swieten ("SVEE-tin") translated English works for the libretto of a choral work titled for this event, which is divided into three sections, the last of which is set in a garden and opens with the singing of "In rosy mantle appears." A work titled for this event suddenly transitions from a quiet C minor overture on a loud C major chord accompanying the word licht, or "light," and opens with a "Representation of Chaos." African mythology was the source of inspiration of a jazz-influenced ballet titled for this event by Darius Milhaud ("dar-YOOS mee-YO"). Writings by John Milton were set to music in a Joseph Haydn oratorio titled after, for 10 points, what Biblical event?
In the second section of a work titled for this event, the cello re-introduces a fugue subject while the saxophone plays a glissando, which it also plays during the overture over a steady drumbeat.
the creation of the world [accept The Creation or La Création du monde or Die Schöpfung; do not accept or prompt on “Genesis” as none of these works are titled for Genesis] &lt;Music&gt;