Alan Hovhaness's symphony of this number is called "Nanga Parvat," and Einojuhani Rautavaara's
Alan Hovhaness's symphony of this number is called "Nanga Parvat," and Einojuhani Rautavaara's is called "Angel of Light." This number's upper-case roman numeral can denote a chord which is also labelled V/III ("five of three"), and if a root-position chord's figured bass consists of this number, then its first inversion is a "six-five" chord. A Hindemith work for this many instruments features an "Old March from Bern." Holst's two suites for military band have this many movements between them, and before the last one was cut, Mahler's third symphony had this many movements. There are this many beats in a bar in the soprano saxophone solo in Slava! and the Allegro non troppo in the finale of The Firebird. Sibelius's symphony of this number consists of one movement, and Shostakovich's is called "Leningrad." FTP, buzz in and state how many movements are there in The Planets.
Alan Hovhaness's symphony of this number is called "Nanga Parvat," and Einojuhani Rautavaara's
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