This composer's cycle Dances of the David-Leaguers concerns an imaginary group dedicated to opposing the musical "Philistines" of the day, with each piece signed by either Eusebius or Florestan, two imaginary characters representing the composer's alternating introversion and extroversion.
This composer's cycle Dances of the David-Leaguers concerns an imaginary group dedicated to opposing the musical "Philistines" of the day, with each piece signed by either Eusebius or Florestan, two imaginary characters representing the composer's alternating introversion and extroversion. These characters also appear in the cycle Carnival, which is typical of his extreme Romanticism, seen in works like Carnival Jest From Vienna, the Abegg Variations, and Scenes from Childhood. FTP, who was this German composer of the Spring and Rhenish Symphonies?
This composer's cycle Dances of the David-Leaguers concerns an imaginary group dedicated to opposing the musical "Philistines" of the day, with each piece signed by either Eusebius or Florestan, two imaginary characters representing the composer's alternating introversion and extroversion.
Robert Schumann