One portion depicts "The Convalescent" through contrapuntal amplifications, while another part is intended to represent life's riddle "of Science".
The composer of this work noted its "dualism of male and female" and intended to write a "conflict" between C major and B minor within it. A section of this work sees a melody in the second violins to depict human passion. A passionate oboe theme plays in the "Song of the Grave". Twelve strokes on a bell are used to depict the coming of midnight, while a Gregorian Magnificat is played by the organ in the segment entitled "Of Great (*) Yearnings". One portion depicts "The Convalescent" through contrapuntal amplifications, while another part is intended to represent life's riddle "of Science". For 10 points, identify this piece with a famous segment entitled "Sunrise," a work of Richard Strauss.
The composer of this work noted its "dualism of male and female" and intended to write a "conflict" between C major and B minor within it.
{Also sprach Zarathustra} [accept {Thus spoke Zarathustra}]