The performers of this work were required to pay a royalty to Emile Spencer because it quotes Spencer's song Elle avait un' jambe en bois.
One portion of this work bears an uncanny resemblance to the marcato trombone theme from a "rhapsody for orchestra," Chabrier's Espana. The performers of this work were required to pay a royalty to Emile Spencer because it quotes Spencer's song Elle avait un' jambe en bois. This work also quotes the second theme of Die SchÃ¶nbrunner by Joseph Lanner, and the composer arranged three movements of this work for piano for Arthur Rubinstein. C major and F-sharp major triads are superimposed in this work's namesake (*) chord. This composition includes the "Dance of the Wet Nurses" and the "Dance of the Peasant and Bear," and desire for the Ballerina ultimately causes the death of the title character at the hands of the Moor. Settings in this ballet include the Shrovetide Fair, where the Magician brings the title character to life. For 10 points, name this ballet about a puppet by Igor Stravinsky.
One portion of this work bears an uncanny resemblance to the marcato trombone theme from a "rhapsody for orchestra," Chabrier's Espana.
Petrushka [or Petrouchka]