Leos Janáček compared a "grumpy hedgehog" to the first movement of a piece for this many performers, his Concertino.
Leos Janáček compared a "grumpy hedgehog" to the first movement of a piece for this many performers, his Concertino. Maurice Ravel's Introduction and Allegro, which contains a part for harp, is scored for this many performers. The Beethoven string quartet of this number lasts over forty minutes and ends with an F major Thème Russe. A single horn and bassoon are included in an E-flat major piece for this many performers which was dedicated to Empress Maria Theresa by Beethoven. The first of Beethoven's (*) "Razumovsky" quartets is his quartet of this number. Oddly, Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14 has this many movements. This is one fewer than the number of performers in a piece whose minuet was re-orchestrated from its composer's first symphony and whose finale quotes Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus." For 10 points, if you add the number of performers in Beethoven's Grosse Fuge to the number of performers in his "Ghost" trio, you get what number?
Leos Janáček compared a "grumpy hedgehog" to the first movement of a piece for this many performers, his Concertino.
seven [accept septet]