One movement of this work ends with a four-measure passage marked "Meno mosso sempre capriccioso," whose final measure, marked "poco accelerando," transitions into a B octave played in the bass register that begins the following movement. In another movement of this work, the left hand mainly alternates between a G-sharp, D-sharp, G-sharp chord and a B, D-sharp, B chord, and the pianist plays with extreme force in a section marked "con tutta forza." Another movement in this work is marked "Allegro con brio, feroce," and begins with the right hand playing an F-sharp octave and a G, then a whole rest, then two F-sharp octaves and a G. In an early movement of this piece, four measures marked "velocissimo"  represent the cry of a being with deformed legs. In another movement of this piece, octave tremolos played by the left hand represent softly glowing skulls, accom
One movement of this work ends with a four-measure passage marked "Meno mosso sempre capriccioso," whose final measure, marked "poco accelerando," transitions into a B octave played in the bass register that begins the following movement. In another movement of this work, the left hand mainly alternates between a G-sharp, D-sharp, G-sharp chord and a B, D-sharp, B chord, and the pianist plays with extreme force in a section marked "con tutta forza." Another movement in this work is marked "Allegro con brio, feroce," and begins with the right hand playing an F-sharp octave and a G, then a whole rest, then two F-sharp octaves and a G. In an early movement of this piece, four measures marked "velocissimo"  represent the cry of a being with deformed legs. In another movement of this piece, octave tremolos played by the left hand represent softly glowing skulls, accompanied by the left hand playing the melody that opens this piece in a minor key. That melody begins with the right hand playing the notes G, F, B-flat, C F D, C F D, B-flat, C, G, F. For 10 points, name this piano suite which includes the movements ? "Con mortuis in lingua mortua," "Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks," "The Gnome," and "The Great Gate of Kiev," composed by Modest Mussorgsky.
One movement of this work ends with a four-measure passage marked "Meno mosso sempre capriccioso," whose final measure, marked "poco accelerando," transitions into a B octave played in the bass register that begins the following movement.
{Pictures} at an {Exhibition} [or {Pictures} of an {Exhibition}; or {Pictures} from an {Exhibition}; or {Kartinki s vystavki}]