The composer quotes Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in the penultimate dance to coincide with the police knocking at the door of the miller's house.
The composer quotes Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in the penultimate dance to coincide with the police knocking at the door of the miller's house. "The Grapes" and "The Neighbors' Dance," the latter a seguidilla, are other dances in this work, whose plot follows the comical efforts of a local official to seduce the miller's wife. Ending with a spirited jota as its finale, this ballet was adapted from Pedro de Alarcon's novel, El Corregidor y la Molinera. FTP, identify this Manuel de Falla ballet that takes its title from the magistrate's head adornment.
The composer quotes Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in the penultimate dance to coincide with the police knocking at the door of the miller's house.
The {Three-Cornered Hat} or El {Sombrero de Tres Picos}