Its published score contained a copy of the poem that this piece was based on, a verse stating "Our valley is his golden cup" and "For singing till his heaven fills" written by George Meredith.
Some calls are played in the woodwinds during a violin trill in this piece, followed by a few prominent cadenzas on the violin. Pentatonic scales and arpeggios of the violin are used to represent the titular phenomenon in this work that originally was to feature Marie Hall. Folk tunes are incorporated into its middle "Alegretto tranquillio" section, with the "Andante sostenuto" on either side intended to represent the music produced by the title character. Its published score contained a copy of the poem that this piece was based on, a verse stating "Our valley is his golden cup" and "For singing till his heaven fills" written by George Meredith. For 10 points, name this 1914 work about a bird going into the sky, written by Ralph Vaughn Williams.
Some calls are played in the woodwinds during a violin trill in this piece, followed by a few prominent cadenzas on the violin.
The {Lark Ascending}