He adopted lyrics written by Sir Walter Scott, William Smyth, and Robert Burns for his series of Twenty-Five Scottish Songs.
He adopted lyrics written by Sir Walter Scott, William Smyth, and Robert Burns for his series of Twenty-Five Scottish Songs. This composer inserted the tune "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" in the first movement of a commemoration of the Battle of Vitoria, a piece known as Wellington's Victory or his "Battle Symphony." His piano rondo usually called "The Rage Over the Lost Penny" was completed by (*) Anton Diabelli, a composer whose waltz supplied the theme for a set of 33 variations by this man. The most difficult of his piano pieces may be his Hammerklavier Sonata, and he published a series of bagatelles including Fur Elise. For 10 points, name this composer of the Choral, Pastoral and Eroica symphonies.
He adopted lyrics written by Sir Walter Scott, William Smyth, and Robert Burns for his series of Twenty-Five Scottish Songs.
Ludwig van {Beethoven}