One work of this name is the third of a set of four tone poems that also includes "The Hermit Playing the Violin" and "At Play in the Waves," and is part of the Opus 128 of Max Reger. Another work of this name opens with a rolling figure in 5/8 time and features a melody also used by its composer in his Symphonic Dances. That tone poem, its composer's Opus 29, was inspired by a painting with this name in which the cypress trees and rocky outcroppings of the title locale dwarf a figure thought to
One work of this name is the third of a set of four tone poems that also includes "The Hermit Playing the Violin" and "At Play in the Waves," and is part of the Opus 128 of Max Reger. Another work of this name opens with a rolling figure in 5/8 time and features a melody also used by its composer in his Symphonic Dances. That tone poem, its composer's Opus 29, was inspired by a painting with this name in which the cypress trees and rocky outcroppings of the title locale dwarf a figure thought to represent Charon. FTP, give this name shared by a tone poem by Rachmaninoff and a series of paintings by Arnold B?cklin which depict a coffin-laden boat being rowed toward the titular locale.
One work of this name is the third of a set of four tone poems that also includes "The Hermit Playing the Violin" and "At Play in the Waves," and is part of the Opus 128 of Max Reger.
The Isle of the Dead or Toteninsel