This musician wrote a treatise explaining how he rejected Gevaert's method of dividing the subject matter into groups, but rather through "melodic and harmonic elements" in his Principles of Orchestration.
This musician wrote a treatise explaining how he rejected Gevaert's method of dividing the subject matter into groups, but rather through "melodic and harmonic elements" in his Principles of Orchestration. One of this composer's works was composed for the occasion of a "Slavonic Concert" and featured mostly chromatic French Horns and premiered with Balakirev's Czech Overture. Another of this composer's works features an alborado middle and closes with a dance derived from the region of Asturias with castanets interspersing the fourth section. This composer of (*) Serbian Fantasia also used a book of hymns called Obikhod in another composition that features an andante lugrube movement to mimic the holy sepulcher as well as a cello imitating the melody "an Angel cried out." For 10 points, name this Russian composer of Cappricio Espagnol and the Russian Eastern Festival Overture, who also composed "The Flight of the Bumblebee."
This musician wrote a treatise explaining how he rejected Gevaert's method of dividing the subject matter into groups, but rather through "melodic and harmonic elements" in his Principles of Orchestration.
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov