Benjamin Britten wrote a brass band arrangement entitled this type of "funeral.
This is the more common adjective applied to a variant type of bassoon that is sometimes called the "serpent," and a 1912 choral work describes the "march" of this type of "falcons." Benjamin Britten wrote a brass band arrangement entitled this type of "funeral." One work which uses this ethnic word in its title quotes from folk songs such as "Spin, O My Spinner." For 10 points, what is this adjective, which is "Little" in the name of Tchaikovsky's second symphony, and describes a Rimsky-Korsakov work dedicated to the memory of the Mighty Five, his "Easter Overture?"
This is the more common adjective applied to a variant type of bassoon that is sometimes called the "serpent," and a 1912 choral work describes the "march" of this type of "falcons."
"Russian"