Though one section of this work was originally written in 11/4 ["eleven-four"] time, that section is often split into 5/4 and 6/4.
Though one section of this work was originally written in 11/4 ["eleven-four"] time, that section is often split into 5/4 and 6/4. A B-flat minor section of this composition depicts two Jews, and another part is based off a ballet of canary chicks hatching. The bells of a clock accompany the chase of (*) Baba-Yaga in this work's section The Hut on Fowl Legs, and several Promenades serve as transitions between sections in this work. Maurice Ravel arranged this composition, and its final movement is often translated as The Great Gate of Kiev. An exhibition of art created by Victor Hartmann inspired, for 10 points, what piano suite composed by Modest Mussorgsky?
Though one section of this work was originally written in 11/4 ["eleven-four"] time, that section is often split into 5/4 and 6/4.
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