Five minutes of silence are called for between the first and second movements of this piece.
Five minutes of silence are called for between the first and second movements of this piece. The first movement was written five years earlier than the rest as a symphonic poem entitled Totenfeier (Funeral Rites). The third movement, a scherzo, represents loss of faith after the death of a friend. The final fifth movement, lasting almost half an hour, reconciles the doubts of the third movement and contains parts of the ode Aufersteh'n by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock in the choral libretto. FTP, Name this work for orchestra and choir, often known as the Resurrection.
Five minutes of silence are called for between the first and second movements of this piece.
{Mahler’s Second} Symphony (accept Resurrection before stated in question)