One movement of this work utilizes augmented second intervals to represent 
One movement of this work utilizes augmented second intervals to represent "Two Jews: Rich and Poor." Another movement depicts French women violently quarelling in the market at Limoges.  This work uses a saxophone to depict the song of a troubador before the gates of "The Old Castle" and features a repeated 16th note triplet tremolo in its C minor movement "The Hut on Fowl's Legs."  It features an oft-repeated "Promenade" theme and was orchestrated by Ravel.  Including "The Great Gate of Kiev," FTP name this piano suite depicting several paintings of Victor Hartmann, a work of Modest Mussorgsky
One movement of this work utilizes augmented second intervals to represent "Two Jews: Rich and Poor."
pictures at an exhibition