This piece's second movement opens with shuffling strings in D minor in a manner marked as "somewhat dragging and exhausted." The (15[1])cadenza-like writing of this piece's final movement, played "without regard for the tempo," includes sustained chords played by harp, mandolin, and celesta. (15[1])An alto sings the fourth movement of this piece, whose articulated brass depicts men on horseback glancing at young maidens. The (*) "Farewell," (-5[1])or "Der Abschied," (-5[2])movement of this piece includes a repeated chant of the word "Ewig." (10[1]-5[1])On each reference, this piece's A minor (10[1]-5[1])first movement repeats the refrain "Dark (-5[1])is life, (-5[1])is death" a semitone higher. Movements (10[1]-5[1])of this piece (10[1])including "the lonely (-5[1])one (-5[1])in Autumn" and (-5[1])"the drinking song (-5[2])of Earth's misery" (10[2])take inspiration from six Tang dynasty (10[2])poems. (10[7]0[2]-5[1])For 10 points, name this unnumbered song-symphony by Gustav (10[1])Mahler. ■END■ (0[4])