He composed nine variations on a theme by Haydn in his Opus 56a, usually referred to as his "St. Anthony" Variations, and included a rondo with a Hungarian theme in the third and final movement of his Opus 77 violin concerto in D major, which he composed for (*) Joseph Joachim.
During one performance, this composer compensated for an out of tune piano by transposing the music from memory into seven sharps. This composer set fifteen poems by Ludwig Tieck in his only song cycle, his Opus 33 "Magelone" Lieder. His second symphony develops from the opening motif of D-C sharp-D played by the cellos and double basses. He composed nine variations on a theme by Haydn in his Opus 56a, usually referred to as his "St. Anthony" Variations, and included a rondo with a Hungarian theme in the third and final movement of his Opus 77 violin concerto in D major, which he composed for (*) Joseph Joachim. He composed Four Serious Songs in response to the death of his lifelong friend Clara Schumann, and wrote his "Wigenlied" to the words of a mother singing to her child at his bedside. For 10 points, name this German Romantic composer of a namesake lullaby.
During one performance, this composer compensated for an out of tune piano by transposing the music from memory into seven sharps.
Johannes {Brahms}