This symphony's final movement includes a collaboration between a flute and a piccolo, meant to represent an ominous bird.
This symphony's final movement includes a collaboration between a flute and a piccolo, meant to represent an ominous bird. The composer of this symphony included a notation asking for "the largest possible contingent of strings." Its second movement, marked Andante moderato, is an A-flat major ländler. This symphony is intended to be played with a five-minute pause after its first movement, which re-used its composer's abandoned piece (*) Totenfeier. It calls for a mezzo-soprano voice in its fourth movement, Urlicht, and includes a setting of Das Knaben Wunderhorn. This symphony in C minor was inspired by a Klopstock poem heard at a funeral that includes the line "Rise again, yes, rise again." For 10 points, name this second symphony by Gustav Mahler.
This symphony's final movement includes a collaboration between a flute and a piccolo, meant to represent an ominous bird.
Resurrection Symphony (accept Mahler's Symphony No. 2 or equivalents before mentioned)