The second waltz from this composer's second Jazz Suite is played at the beginning and ending of Stanley Kubrick's movie Eyes
The second waltz from this composer's second Jazz Suite is played at the beginning and ending of Stanley Kubrick's movie Eyes Wide Shut. This composer wrote a symphony whose eleven movements set poems by Garcia Lorca, Apollonaire, and Rilke to a string and percussion orchestra. In addition to composing his Fourteenth symphony, he compared the finale of his fifth symphony to a person beating people with a stick and insisting "your business is rejoicing," although he had earlier called it a "creative response to justified criticism." The first movement of his seventh symphony repeats a marchlike twenty-two bar ostinato representing the German invasion of his country during World War II. For 10 points, name this Soviet composer of the Leningrad symphony.
The second waltz from this composer's second Jazz Suite is played at the beginning and ending of Stanley Kubrick's movie Eyes
Dmitri Dmitriyevich {Shostakovich}