Question

The score to this film features ominous nonsensical Latin chants, such as “I expected my feet to be clad with cymbals.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this 1938 film set in Pskov whose score was adapted into a cantata. A pivotal section of this film ends with a descending trombone glissando to represent the drowning of invaders.
ANSWER: Alexander Nevsky
[10e] This composer depicted “The Battle on the Ice” in his soundtrack for Sergei Eisenstein’s film Alexander Nevsky. This Soviet composer created Peter and the Wolf.
ANSWER: Sergei Prokofiev [or Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev]
[10m] Prokofiev drew from these texts to create the crusaders’ gibberish in Alexander Nevsky, possibly as a dig at his rival Igor Stravinsky’s “Symphony of” these texts.
ANSWER: psalms [accept Book of Psalms; accept Symphony of Psalms; prompt on texts from the Vulgate Bible]
<Ganon Evans, Fine Arts - Music - 1900 to 1970&gt; ~22454~ &lt;Editor: Ivvone Zhou>

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