This composer wrote a single-movement work in E major for 10 winds and 5 strings that, despite being called a chamber work, requires a conductor, while another of his works begins with a pp descending quarter, dotted-eighth, sixteenth motif in the violas and cellos, which are soon joined by the violins.
This composer wrote a single-movement work in E major for 10 winds and 5 strings that, despite being called a chamber work, requires a conductor, while another of his works begins with a pp descending quarter, dotted-eighth, sixteenth motif in the violas and cellos, which are soon joined by the violins. In another work by this composer of the Kammersymphonie, after the narrator finishes speaking, the men's chorus sings the (*) Shema Yisroel with the orchestra. This composer wrote a work in one movement with five clear sections for string sextet, which he later re-orchestrated for string orchestra. This composer of A Survivor from Warsaw based that other work on a Richard Dehmel poem. For 10 points, name this Second Viennese School composer of Transfigured Night.
This composer wrote a single-movement work in E major for 10 winds and 5 strings that, despite being called a chamber work, requires a conductor, while another of his works begins with a pp descending quarter, dotted-eighth, sixteenth motif in the violas and cellos, which are soon joined by the violins.
Arnold Schoenberg