Its fifth movement uses a double-bass to play the melody of a waltz, while its eighth uses ill-tuned violin shrieks to depict "Persons With Long Ears," and its eleventh uses badly-played scales to depict "Pianists." Following the cello melody of the thirteenth movement, its finale turns into a playful dance after recapping the piano tremolo of its opening, "The Introductio
Its fifth movement uses a double-bass to play the melody of a waltz, while its eighth uses ill-tuned violin shrieks to depict "Persons With Long Ears," and its eleventh uses badly-played scales to depict "Pianists." Following the cello melody of the thirteenth movement, its finale turns into a playful dance after recapping the piano tremolo of its opening, "The Introduction and Royal March of the Lion." For 10 points, name this work whose sections include "Fossils," "The Aquarium," and "The Swan," by Camille Saint-Saens.
Its fifth movement uses a double-bass to play the melody of a waltz, while its eighth uses ill-tuned violin shrieks to depict "Persons With Long Ears," and its eleventh uses badly-played scales to depict "Pianists."
The {Carnival} of the Animals [or Le {Carnaval des} Animaux]