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. 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