In the fifth movement of this work, a series of massive chords is interrupted by wildly syncopated strings, horns, harps, and bells.
In the fifth movement of this work, a series of massive chords is interrupted by wildly syncopated strings, horns, harps, and bells. The stately theme in the fourth movement of this work was used as the setting of a Cecil Spring-Rice poem, "I Vow to Thee My Country." A women's choir sings wordlessly in the final movement of this work, which is subtitled "The Mystic," while its first movement is subtitled "The Bringer of War." For 10 points, name this seven-movement suite by Gustav Holst, whose movements include "Jupiter" and "Mars."
In the fifth movement of this work, a series of massive chords is interrupted by wildly syncopated strings, horns, harps, and bells.
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