This man composed 8 pieces called Novelletten early in his career, and he used "In der Fremde" and "Auf einer Berg" as part of a series of compositions based on the poetry of Eichendorff, the (*) Liederkreis.
This man was prompted by his wife to expand his fantasy for piano and orchestra into a piano concerto, which is now known as his Opus 54. One work by this composer led Arthur Komar to describe its "whole and its parts" in an essay about its music and that work contains a section depicting the soul bathed in a chalice of lilies. This man composed 8 pieces called Novelletten early in his career, and he used "In der Fremde" and "Auf einer Berg" as part of a series of compositions based on the poetry of Eichendorff, the (*) Liederkreis. Another composition makes use of twelve hemiolas in its seventh section, and that work's last section is an auditory representation of the title poet playing Bach's Goldberg Variations. In addition to setting Hoffman's Johannes Kreisler to music, he also used Heine's Lyrical Intermezzo in his Dichterliebe. For 10 points, name this man that also composed the Rhenish symphony.
This man was prompted by his wife to expand his fantasy for piano and orchestra into a piano concerto, which is now known as his Opus 54.
Robert Schumann