This composer used the Kyrie and Benedictus from one of his masses in a symphony in which trumpet triplets close the first movement.
This composer used the Kyrie and Benedictus from one of his masses in a symphony in which trumpet triplets close the first movement. This composer's seventh symphony contains a simultaneous cymbal clash and triangle roll at the climax of the second movement, the only appearance of either instrument in the score. His Mass in E minor contains a theme that would later be reiterated in his eighth symphony, where it would be associated with (*) Deutscher Michel. This composer's second symphony is nicknamed the "Symphony of Pauses," and a duplet paired with a triplet constitutes his namesake "rhythm." For 10 points, name this Wagner fan and Austrian composer, whose fourth symphony is known as the "Romantic."
This composer used the Kyrie and Benedictus from one of his masses in a symphony in which trumpet triplets close the first movement.
Anton Bruckner