For 10 points, name this composer of Invitation to the Dance and Der Freischütz.
A piece by this composer has the horn player produce a four-note chord via multiphonics. This nonHummel composer's Bassoon Concerto in F major is the second-most performed one after Mozart's. A spooky crescendo of clarinets and tremolo strings opens a scene by this composer that depicts a conversation with a (*) demon in a forest. Hector Berlioz orchestrated one of this man's piano pieces for an opera where Max sees the casting of magic bullets in the Wolf's Glen. For 10 points, name this composer of Invitation to the Dance and Der Freischütz.
A piece by this composer has the horn player produce a four-note chord via multiphonics.
Carl Maria von Weber