In one section of this work, a horn and two bassoons play a melody over a droning clarinet and horn.
In one section of this work, a horn and two bassoons play a melody over a droning clarinet and horn. In addition to that nocturne, it contains the vocal piece "Ye Spotted Snakes". This work incorporates its composer's earlier Opus 21, a concert overture on the same themes written when the composer was only 17. Another of its pieces contains a bergomask dance in which the recently-invented ophicleide represents the (*) braying of a donkey. It includes two melodramas called "The Spells" and "Removal of the Spells", while its most famous piece is often performed separately alongside Richard Wagner's Bridal Chorus. For 10 points, name this collection of music by Felix Mendelssohn that features a famous "Wedding March", written to accompany a Shakespeare play that features the fairies Oberon and Titania.
In one section of this work, a horn and two bassoons play a melody over a droning clarinet and horn.
Felix Mendelssohn's incidental music to A Midsummer Night's Dream [or Felix Mendelssohn's Opus 61; Mendelssohn's name is not needed after it is read]