It ends with an epic 30 minute long movement beginning with a Grave e Molto Adagio section and the lines "Oh vast Rondure, swimming in space" in a depiction of the work "The Explorers."
It ends with an epic 30 minute long movement beginning with a Grave e Molto Adagio section and the lines "Oh vast Rondure, swimming in space" in a depiction of the work "The Explorers." Featuring an Allegro Brillante scherzo as its third movement, it calls for a chorus and solo soprano and baritone parts in addition to the standard symphony orchestra. A musical setting of four poems from Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass, it premiered in the same year as its composers Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis. FTP, name this Ralph Vaughn Williams symphony with a maritime nickname.
It ends with an epic 30 minute long movement beginning with a Grave e Molto Adagio section and the lines "Oh vast Rondure, swimming in space" in a depiction of the work "The Explorers."
{Symphony #1} or {Sea} Symphony