One part of this piece written for strings and triangle depicts the daughter of a Bedouin chief.
Duke Ellington recorded a jazz version of this work that was pulled from shelves over concerns that it was offensive to its composer's home country. One part of this piece written for strings and triangle depicts the daughter of a Bedouin chief. One part of this work begins with a flute going down from B to E and back up again to B. (*) "Anitra's Dance" is one section of this work, while in another section, a melody that starts in the cellos, basses, and bassoons grows gradually louder and faster as the title character is chased by trolls. For 10 points, "Morning Mood" and "In the Hall of the Mountain King" are parts of what work by Edvard Grieg?
Duke Ellington recorded a jazz version of this work that was pulled from shelves over concerns that it was offensive to its composer's home country.
Peer Gynt