This man referred to one of his works as "Chattering strings", which joined Danse Languide in one collection, while another is marked Bruscamente irato. One of his works features a climax in the Prestissimo Volando movement and he compared one of his works to insects because they are "the kisses of the sun." He refused to publicly perform one of his works, which featured markings of "surge of terror", and another work was divided into sections such as "His soul in the orgy of love." The sixth mo
This man referred to one of his works as "Chattering strings", which joined Danse Languide in one collection, while another is marked Bruscamente irato. One of his works features a climax in the Prestissimo Volando movement and he compared one of his works to insects because they are "the kisses of the sun." He refused to publicly perform one of his works, which featured markings of "surge of terror", and another work was divided into sections such as "His soul in the orgy of love." The sixth movement of his first symphony has a mezzo soprano singing "O highest symbol of divinity, supreme art and harmony", while the third follows the movement "Delights" with "Divine Play." Inversions of his mystic chord dominate one of his works, and this composer of the Poem of Ecstacy and The Divine Poem never finished his slightly insane Mysterium. For 10 points, name this Russian composer of Prometheus, Poem of Fire.
This man referred to one of his works as "Chattering strings", which joined Danse Languide in one collection, while another is marked Bruscamente irato.
Alexander {Scriabin}