One composer from this country used texts like "wake up woman rise up woman," "today is mine," and the Neruda line "venid a ver la sangre por las calles" in a large choral work.
One composer from this country used texts like "wake up woman rise up woman," "today is mine," and the Neruda line "venid a ver la sangre por las calles" in a large choral work. That composer from this country used a text beginning "give me a few words for a woman" in a piece for solo voice. Another composer from this country wrote a piece for four percussionists and four orchestras called Quadrivium, and was memorialized in Pierre Boulez's Rituel. One composer from this country wrote a one-act opera with roles for four "employees" after Saint-Exupéry's Vol de Nuit, as well as a one-act opera with two "choral intermezzos," which ends with the title Prisoner saying "Freedom?" Another composer from this country based his series of Chemins and his Corale for violin and orchestra on his extremely difficult Sequenzas, and used the vowels of "O Martin Luther King" and quotations from The Unnamable in his Sinfonia. For 10 points, name this home country of Bruno Maderno, Luigi Dallapiccola, and Luciano Berio.
One composer from this country used texts like "wake up woman rise up woman," "today is mine," and the Neruda line "venid a ver la sangre por las calles" in a large choral work.
Italy [or Italian Republic; or Reppublica Italiana]