The longest movement in this work starts peacefully but ends in an awful sound to represent a certain battle fought on Lake Pepius.
One movement in this work is in E flat and is compiled of folk overtones. Another movement in this composition is in C minor and is about a girl trying to find her missing lover. A third movement represents a victory in battle and opens in B flat. This work also sees the eyelids of the dead being kissed, and its third and fifth movements are in Latin. The longest movement in this work starts peacefully but ends in an awful sound to represent a certain battle fought on Lake Pepius. Containing movements such as "The Field of the Dead, for 10 points, name this cantata containing "The Battle of the Ice," about the Teutonic Knights and the title character, written by Sergei Prokofiev.
One movement in this work is in E flat and is compiled of folk overtones.
{Alexander Nevsky} cantata [accept {Op. 78} or {Sergei Prokofiev's Op. 78} before {Sergei Prokofiev} is {said}]