It starts with a trumpet solo in B-flat major that changes meter from 5 to 6, the tune of which is repeated in three later sections, all called "Promenade." First orchestrated by Tushmalov, it was later orchestrated by Stokowski, Ashkenazy, and in it
It starts with a trumpet solo in B-flat major that changes meter from 5 to 6, the tune of which is repeated in three later sections, all called "Promenade." First orchestrated by Tushmalov, it was later orchestrated by Stokowski, Ashkenazy, and in its best-known rendition, by Ravel. Sections include "Gnomus," "Bydlo," "Ballad of the Chicks in their Shells," and "The Great Gate of Kiev," all titles of paintings by the composer's friend Victor Hartmann. FTP, name this set of piano pieces by Modest Mussorgsky.
It starts with a trumpet solo in B-flat major that changes meter from 5 to 6, the tune of which is repeated in three later sections, all called "Promenade."
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