His second symphony, supposedly inspired by a painting he saw at a pub, has movements in B minor, G major, E flat minor, and D major, invoking images of different types of people.
This composer's sixth symphony has one section that features only winds and percussion and opens with a bell followed by a melody in the strings in G major. His third symphony is his only symphony to use vocals and has wordless solos for baritone and soprano in the second movement. His second symphony, supposedly inspired by a painting he saw at a pub, has movements in B minor, G major, E flat minor, and D major, invoking images of different types of people. This composer of symphonies labeled Semplice and Espansiva is best known for a symphony that has four continuous movements and calls for two timpanis, which counter each other in a sort of musical joust. For 10 points, name this composer of The Four Temperaments and Inextinguishable symphonies who hails from Denmark.
This composer's sixth symphony has one section that features only winds and percussion and opens with a bell followed by a melody in the strings in G major.
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