The last piece in a set of ten incidental pieces by this composer for male voice and orchestra is called the "symphony of victory.
This composer wrote a piece for a Heinrich Joseph von Collin play whose stormy opening C-minor theme contrasts with an E-major theme representing the protagonist's mother. The last piece in a set of ten incidental pieces by this composer for male voice and orchestra is called the "symphony of victory." He's not Tchaikovsky, but this composer made bank from a piece scored for 193 live cannon, bands, and musket fire that premiered at a war benefit concert. This composer of the (*) Coriolan Overture wrote a symphony with a second movement built around a "long-short-short-long-long" theme introduced by the lower strings. The seventh symphony by this composer of incidental music to Goethe's Egmont was premiered at a concert for Napoleonic War troops along with his piece Wellington's Victory. For 10 points, name this composer of the Eroica symphony.
This composer wrote a piece for a Heinrich Joseph von Collin play whose stormy opening C-minor theme contrasts with an E-major theme representing the protagonist's mother.
Ludwig van Beethoven