This piece's first movement depicts children playing by the movement's namesake structure in 2/8 time, and its second evokes priestly chanting using tenor and bass trombone, while its fourth depicts a march with a long crescendo and its third begins with a piano cadenza and features a recorded nightingale. For 10 points, identify this work whose title objects are found "near a catacomb" and at the Villa Borghese, the Appian Way, and the Janiculum, and which accompanies two other symphonic poems, about festivals and fountains, composed by Ottori
This piece's first movement depicts children playing by the movement's namesake structure in 2/8 time, and its second evokes priestly chanting using tenor and bass trombone, while its fourth depicts a march with a long crescendo and its third begins with a piano cadenza and features a recorded nightingale. For 10 points, identify this work whose title objects are found "near a catacomb" and at the Villa Borghese, the Appian Way, and the Janiculum, and which accompanies two other symphonic poems, about festivals and fountains, composed by Ottorino Respighi and named for a certain city's trees.
This piece's first movement depicts children playing by the movement's namesake structure in 2/8 time, and its second evokes priestly chanting using tenor and bass trombone, while its fourth depicts a march with a long crescendo and its third begins with a piano cadenza and features a recorded nightingale.
the Pines of {Rome} [or Pina {di Roma}]