Edward MacDowell's first piano sonata is described by this adjective, which titles the fifth movement sonata of Nicolai Medtner's Forgotten Melodies.
Edward MacDowell's first piano sonata is described by this adjective, which titles the fifth movement sonata of Nicolai Medtner's Forgotten Melodies. "From Hannover Square north," the third movement of Charles Ives' Second Orchestral Set, takes place at the end of this sort of day, and the third movement of Poulenc's violin sonata is marked this kind of presto. For the never-published opera Alfred, Dvo?ák wrote an (*) overture of this name, chosen for another composer's Opus 81 to contrast with the mood of an earlier piece celebrating an honorary degree. Aside from the "Surprise," Schubert's only minor-key symphony, his fourth, bears this name, as does the companion piece to Brahms's Academic Festival Overture. For 10 points, identify this adjective somewhat erroneously used to describe the A minor sixth symphony of Mahler, whose life had not yet gone to shit at the time of its composition.
Edward MacDowell's first piano sonata is described by this adjective, which titles the fifth movement sonata of Nicolai Medtner's Forgotten Melodies.
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