His most famous work uses an idée fixe to represent a woman he saw at a ball, and that work ends with depictions of an opium trip with a "March to the Scaffold" and "Witches Sabbath.
This composer's "Tuba Mirum" movement makes use of the four brass bands at different ends of the stage for his Requiem, while he was commissioned by Paganini to write a viola solo for Harold in Italy. His most famous work uses an idée fixe to represent a woman he saw at a ball, and that work ends with depictions of an opium trip with a "March to the Scaffold" and "Witches Sabbath." For 10 points, name this composer of the Symphony Fantastique.
This composer's "Tuba Mirum" movement makes use of the four brass bands at different ends of the stage for his Requiem, while he was commissioned by Paganini to write a viola solo for Harold in Italy.
Louis-Hector {Berlioz}