This work uses mistuned violins in its eighth movement to depict "People With Long Ears," and this work includes a xylophone to parody a work that depicts dancing dead people, "Danse Macabre." A double bass plays a waltz in movement five, while badly played scales depict "Pianists." Along with "Fossils," a cello plays the part of a swan. Opening with a piano tremolo in the movement "Introduction and Royal March of the Lio
This work uses mistuned violins in its eighth movement to depict "People With Long Ears," and this work includes a xylophone to parody a work that depicts dancing dead people, "Danse Macabre." A double bass plays a waltz in movement five, while badly played scales depict "Pianists." Along with "Fossils," a cello plays the part of a swan. Opening with a piano tremolo in the movement "Introduction and Royal March of the Lion," for 10 points, name this Grand Zoological Fantasy by Camille Saint-Saens.
This work uses mistuned violins in its eighth movement to depict "People With Long Ears," and this work includes a xylophone to parody a work that depicts dancing dead people, "Danse Macabre.
The Carnival of the Animals [or Le Carnaval des Animaux]