This man wrote a "Funeral Hymn" for a five-voice chorus, winds, and timpani based on Weisse's Begräbnisgesang.
This man wrote a "Funeral Hymn" for a five-voice chorus, winds, and timpani based on Weisse's Begräbnisgesang. One six-movement work which he wrote for a chamber nonet is his first Serenade, and, like Rachmaninoff, he composed a series of variations on a theme of Paganini. Karl Reinthaler added the aria "I know that my redeemer liveth" to his German Requiem, and he balanced a "tragic" work with one thanking the University of Breslau for his degree. For 10 points, name this composer of the Academic Festival Overture and a certain lullaby.
This man wrote a "Funeral Hymn" for a five-voice chorus, winds, and timpani based on Weisse's Begräbnisgesang.
Johannes {Brahms}