After writing a wind quintet for his friends which mirrored their personalities, he wrote five concertos, one for each of them, including a clarinet concerto for Aag?Oxenfold.
After writing a wind quintet for his friends which mirrored their personalities, he wrote five concertos, one for each of them, including a clarinet concerto for Aag?Oxenfold. This composer used "progressive tonality" so that only the first of his symphonies was written "in" a certain key. His second symphony, giving each movement a different humour, is called The Four Temperaments. For ten points, name this composer famous for his fourth symphony, called the Inextinguishable.
After writing a wind quintet for his friends which mirrored their personalities, he wrote five concertos, one for each of them, including a clarinet concerto for Aag?Oxenfold.
Carl Nielsen