Question

This piece's left hand ostinato is quoted at the climax of Leopold Godowsky's passacaglia ("pass-uh-CALL-ya") based (0[1])on a B minor symphony by its composer. This piece, written when its composer was 18, is catalogued as his opus 1 and D. 328. Performers like (20[1])Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (20[1])use four distinct combinations of range and timbre to represent this piece's narrator and three characters. (20[3])This piece's (20[1])opening (20[1])triplet G (0[1])octaves represent (20[2]0[1])the (*) gallop (10[3])of a horse (10[4])that (10[1])"rides (10[1]0[1])so late (10[1]0[1])through night and wind." (0[1])This lied's ("LEED's") title creature (10[1])tries to lure a boy away from his (10[1])father, (0[1])who assures him the (0[1])creature isn't real before the boy dies in (0[1])his arms. For 10 points, name this song by Franz Schubert (10[1]0[1])based on a Goethe ("GUR-tuh") poem about an elf-king. ■END■ (10[3]0[7])

Buzzes

Summary