The cello's main motif follows one short chord from the orchestra to begin his unconventional Cello Concerto No. 1. In one of his operas, one title character seductively sings "Ah! Respond to my tenderness" before the other reveals to her the source of his enormous strength, and a two-movement symphony by him features low pedal notes in the featured instrument. In addition to Samson and Delilah and The Organ Symphony, another work by him requires the lead violin to tune its E string down half a step and play col legno to imitate rattling bones, Danse Macabre. FTP, name this French composer of a work including "The Elephant" and "The Swan," Th
The cello's main motif follows one short chord from the orchestra to begin his unconventional Cello Concerto No. 1. In one of his operas, one title character seductively sings "Ah! Respond to my tenderness" before the other reveals to her the source of his enormous strength, and a two-movement symphony by him features low pedal notes in the featured instrument. In addition to Samson and Delilah and The Organ Symphony, another work by him requires the lead violin to tune its E string down half a step and play col legno to imitate rattling bones, Danse Macabre. FTP, name this French composer of a work including "The Elephant" and "The Swan," The Carnival of the Animals.
The cello's main motif follows one short chord from the orchestra to begin his unconventional Cello Concerto No
Charles-Camille {Saint}-{Saëns}