One work by this composer is supposed to end with March for the Presentation of the Colours, but because that part often is omitted, it ends with Judex crederis, which is called both a hymn and a prayer.
One work by this composer is supposed to end with March for the Presentation of the Colours, but because that part often is omitted, it ends with Judex crederis, which is called both a hymn and a prayer. Another work, a requiem he was not paid for until he threatened to spread a rumor about the French government, is his Grande Messe des morts. The first symphony by this composer, whose sequel is known as Lélio, has its last three of five sections titled Scene in the Country, March to the Scaffold, and Dream of a Witches' Sabbath. Name this composer of Symphonie Fantastique.
One work by this composer is supposed to end with March for the Presentation of the Colours, but because that part often is omitted, it ends with Judex crederis, which is called both a hymn and a prayer.
Hector {Berlioz}