One work for piano and violin by this composer begins with two measures of syncopated E chords from the accompanying piano before the solo violin enters with the melody on a G-sharp.
One work for piano and violin by this composer begins with two measures of syncopated E chords from the accompanying piano before the solo violin enters with the melody on a G-sharp. The first movement of one of this man's concertos includes a 12/8 middle section that opens with the clarinets playing a syncopated eighth note rhythm. That same concerto begins with the soloist playing two massive E minor chords. This composer of Salut (*) D'Amour and a Cello Concerto in E Minor also wrote an orchestral work that begins with an andante G minor theme in common time played by the violins and contains movements such as "Ysobel" and "Troyte." That same work's ninth movement renders the theme in E-flat and 3/4 time and is nicknamed "Nimrod." For 10 points, name this composer of the Enigma Variations.
One work for piano and violin by this composer begins with two measures of syncopated E chords from the accompanying piano before the solo violin enters with the melody on a G-sharp.
Sir Edward Elgar