The lively last section quotes Tristan und Isolde, while another, the delicious The snow is dancing, is more tranquil.
The lively last section quotes Tristan und Isolde, while another, the delicious The snow is dancing, is more tranquil. Its composer attempted to give English names to all the parts of this work, leading to some odd titles including a section dedicated to a sleeping elephant that was published as Jimbo's Lullaby [*]. Notable for its mocking of Muzio Clementi's piano studies in Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum, the most popular of its six pieces remain the Serenade for the Doll and Gollywog's Cakewalk. Inspired by the composer's governess and dedicated to his "Chou Chou," FTP identify this suite for piano, that was written to amuse Claude Debussy's four year old daughter.
The lively last section quotes Tristan und Isolde, while another, the delicious The snow is dancing, is more tranquil.
{Children’s Corner}