In one scene, this character watches "Anitra's Dance."
Originally, there were twenty-six pieces depicting this character, one of which conveys a meeting with a "woman in green." Flutes signal the rising of the sun in the musical work in which this character appears. His careful footsteps are represented by the cellos and bassoons in a movement that ends with a B-minor chord signaling his escape. In one scene, this character watches "Anitra's Dance." Movements in a work titled for him include "The Death of Ase," "Morning Mood," and "In the Hall of the Mountain King." For 10 points, name this character, the namesake of a suite taken from the incidental music to a Henrik Ibsen play, composed by Edvard Grieg.
Originally, there were twenty-six pieces depicting this character, one of which conveys a meeting with a "woman in green."
{Peer Gynt} [accept either]