A theosophical work by Alan Leo helped inspire this work ending in an offstage wordless women's chorus, which includes parts subtitled "The Magician" and "The Bringer of Jollity".
Its first movement uses an asymmetrical rhythm partly inspired by The Rite of Spring along with crashing tympani to evoke martial cadences. A theosophical work by Alan Leo helped inspire this work ending in an offstage wordless women's chorus, which includes parts subtitled "The Magician" and "The Bringer of Jollity". The fact that its composer did not create an eighth movement was vindicated in 2006 when it was declared that Pluto would no longer be appropriate for inclusion anyway. For 10 poins, name this suite by Gustav Holst, including sections like "Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age" and "Mars, the Bringer of War"?
Its first movement uses an asymmetrical rhythm partly inspired by The Rite of Spring along with crashing tympani to evoke martial cadences.
The {Planets} Suite