The strings and piccolo play a children's song as a march to introduce the villain of this work, who falls over while trying to snatch some grapes and is later drenched in a stream.
The strings and piccolo play a children's song as a march to introduce the villain of this work, who falls over while trying to snatch some grapes and is later drenched in a stream. It follows a buffoonish (*) corregidor's attempt to cuckold a miller, and this ballet was adapted from a novella by Pedro de Alarcón. For 10 points— identify this Manuel de Falla work, named for the symbol of authority worn on the villain's head.
The strings and piccolo play a children's song as a march to introduce the villain of this work, who falls over while trying to snatch some grapes and is later drenched in a stream.
The Three-Cornered Hat or El sombrero de tres picos