This composer chose to remove the Waldmarchen first part in one of his works possibly due to the death of his brother; that cantata was based on a Brothers Grimm tale about a bone flute that would sing human words when it was played.
This composer chose to remove the Waldmarchen first part in one of his works possibly due to the death of his brother; that cantata was based on a Brothers Grimm tale about a bone flute that would sing human words when it was played. Although he is not Elgar, Janet Baker and Sir John Barbirolli created a well-received recording of this man's lieders, and this man included "Um Mitternacht" and "Liebst du um Schönheit" in a song collection based on poems by (*) Friedrich Ruckert. In a song by this person titled "Wenn dein Mütterlein," pizzicato strings imitate the footstep of a child entering with her mother; that song is part of his Kindertotenlieder. For 10 points, name this German composer who frequently employed Des Knaben Wunderhorn as a setting for many of his songs and symphonic works such as Resurrection Symphony.
This composer chose to remove the Waldmarchen first part in one of his works possibly due to the death of his brother; that cantata was based on a Brothers Grimm tale about a bone flute that would sing human words when it was played.
Gustav Mahler