This composer's D-major violin concerto contains a raucous Hungarian-inspired third movement, and is dedicated to Joseph Joachim.
This composer's D-major violin concerto contains a raucous Hungarian-inspired third movement, and is dedicated to Joseph Joachim. One of his compositions was based on Kelar Bela's csardas. He set passages from Martin Luther's translation of the Bible in another of his works, which was inspired by the deaths of Schumann and this composer's (*) mother. His use of the rhythm of another composer's "fate knocking on the door" motif led to his first symphony being dubbed "Beethoven's Tenth." For 10 points, name this composer of the Hungarian Dances, German Requiem, and namesake "Lullaby."
This composer's D-major violin concerto contains a raucous Hungarian-inspired third movement, and is dedicated to Joseph Joachim.
Johannes {Brahms}