This man wrote an essay about the "Fury over the lost penny" found in Beethoven's posthumous works, which lead him to claim "I've got you at last Beethoven fanatics!"
This man wrote an essay about the "Fury over the lost penny" found in Beethoven's posthumous works, which lead him to claim "I've got you at last Beethoven fanatics!" This composer's third symphony in E Major opens with a Teutonic theme that drives the first movement with its hemiolic rhythm. This man used a series of novellas as the basis for a piano piece that contains "Traumes Wirren" and "Des Abends" his Fantasiestucke. Though he's not Mahler, this composer compiled four books of Lieder und GesÃ¤nge. Another solo piano piece, dedicated to Chopin, is a setting of an ETA Hoffman character to music. One of his works in A Minor opens with an energetic strike from the orchestra and is followed by a descending attack by the piano. This composer co-founded the Neue Zeitschrift fÃ¼r Musik, a Leipzig-based publication. For 10 points, name this composer of Krieslerian who married Clara Wieck and composed the Rhenish and Spring symphonies.
This man wrote an essay about the "Fury over the lost penny" found in Beethoven's posthumous works, which lead him to claim "I've got you at last Beethoven fanatics!"
Robert Alexander Schumann