One movement of this work depicts children playing in a garden, and another contrasts a rich Jew and a poor Jew. Most movements are connected by a theme in a bizarre 11/4 time
One movement of this work depicts children playing in a garden, and another contrasts a rich Jew and a poor Jew. Most movements are connected by a theme in a bizarre 11/4 time signature. Based on drawings by Viktor Hartmann, the final two movements depict a hut on hen's legs and a design for a massive gate. The orchestration by Maurice Ravel is the most recorded version. FTP, name this ten-piece suite for solo piano by Modest Mussorgsky.          |
One movement of this work depicts children playing in a garden, and another contrasts a rich Jew and a poor Jew.
{Pictures at an Exhibition}