' the Wisp" and "The Linden Tree" and following the wanderings of a jilted poet through the harsh environment of the titular season, for 10 points,
Susan Youens's book "retracing" this work compares it to the composer's poem "My Prayer," while this work's penultimate section references a triple-sun following a series of speeches delivered by the central figure to his stick. The motif of carved messages recurs in this work, with a stone in "Auf dem Flusse" and onto the title object of its fifth section, in which the piano accompaniment the rustling of leaves. Â This work followed a similar companion piece, Die Schone Mullerin, which was also an adaptation of the poems of (*) Wilhelm Muller. Its closing piece sees the central figure find solidarity with a barefoot hobo who plays the hurdy-gurdy. Containing "Will o' the Wisp" and "The Linden Tree" and following the wanderings of a jilted poet through the harsh environment of the titular season, for 10 points, name this 24-piece song cycle by Franz Schubert.
Susan Youens's book "retracing" this work compares it to the composer's poem "My Prayer," while this work's penultimate section references a triple-sun following a series of speeches delivered by the central figure to his stick.
Winterreise or Winter Journey