Claude Debussy recalled this work in the title of a triptych in his orchestral Images.
Claude Debussy recalled this work in the title of a triptych in his orchestral Images. This work's F minor Polo piece is to be played "in the spirit of a sob," while the left hand must complete a challenging alternation between 3/4 and 6/8 time in the middle of its second section, which concludes with the F-sharp Triana. Many of the pieces in this work end with a counterpoint between the main rhythm and the copla refrain, while a fervent "arrow of song" punctuates the march-like conclusion to its first section, which depicts a parade through the streets on (*) Corpus Christi Day. The characteristic 3/4 time of the jota figures in its A-flat opening movement Evocation, which precedes a  D-flat major piece inspired by a quiet port. Lavapies is one of several pieces in this work named after prominent city quarters, and it features zapateado and flamenco rhythms to represent locales like Andalusia. For 10 points, identify this four-book piano suite named by Isaac Albeniz after his native peninsula.
Claude Debussy recalled this work in the title of a triptych in his orchestral Images.
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