One work of this name was set to poems by Holderlin and was the opus 35 of Ernst Krenek.
One work of this name was set to poems by Holderlin and was the opus 35 of Ernst Krenek. Another work by this name was choreographed by Merce Cunningham and was the first orchestral use of the gamut technique by John Cage. A third work with this name is divided into two parts and is the ninth symphony of Louis Spohr. Another work of this name is a ballet that includes such dances as a scherzo representing hail, a bacchanale that echoes themes from previous sections, and a waltz of (*) cornflowers and poppies. This name is also given to a set of twelve piano pieces that includes a troika and a "song of the reaper," and an oratorio derived from a James Thomson poem that features a musical depiction of croaking frogs and the peasants Hanne, Simon, and Lucas. For 10 points, give this name shared by a ballet score by Glazunov, a collection of piano pieces by Tchaikovsky, and an oratorio written after The Creation by Haydn.
One work of this name was set to poems by Holderlin and was the opus 35 of Ernst Krenek.
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