Programms_]  This composer juxtaposed a small group of electric guitars and basses against a traditional chamber orchestra in his update of the Brandenburg Concertos in his work Partita. He used the Goethe poem, "Sag' ich's euch, geliebte Baume?" and Hesse's poem "Im Nebel" in his Eighth Symphony subtitled "Song of Transience," and he composed operas based on The Devils of Loudon and Paradise Lost. One of his works, which ends on a two octave tone cluster, includes an "invisible canon for 36 voices" and is written for 52 strings. His Utrenia is
Programms_]  This composer juxtaposed a small group of electric guitars and basses against a traditional chamber orchestra in his update of the Brandenburg Concertos in his work Partita. He used the Goethe poem, "Sag' ich's euch, geliebte Baume?" and Hesse's poem "Im Nebel" in his Eighth Symphony subtitled "Song of Transience," and he composed operas based on The Devils of Loudon and Paradise Lost. One of his works, which ends on a two octave tone cluster, includes an "invisible canon for 36 voices" and is written for 52 strings. His Utrenia is a sequel to his famous St. Luke's Passion, his earliest major work composed in 1965, while he revised his most famous requiem in 2006 to honor the death of Jon Paul II; it was originally commissioned by the Solidarity movement. FTP, name this composer who wrote The Polish Requiem and Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima.
Programms_]  This composer juxtaposed a small group of electric guitars and basses against a traditional chamber orchestra in his update of the Brandenburg Concertos in his work Partita.
Krzysztof {Penderecki}