A movement of a work written as incidental music for a play in 1876, its composer said that it should evoke images of "cow manure and super-nationalism."  
A movement of a work written as incidental music for a play in 1876, its composer said that it should evoke images of "cow manure and super-nationalism."  The increasing tempo and volume within helps evoke the majesty of its royal subject, the ruler of the Dovre-Trolls. It is both the tune that Peter Lorre whistles that gets him caught in M, and serves as the background music for some of Dazzling Dunks and Basketball Bloopers. FTP, name this instantly recognizable work written for Ibsen's Peer Gynt, composed by Edvard Grieg.
A movement of a work written as incidental music for a play in 1876, its composer said that it should evoke images of "cow manure and super-nationalism."  
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Be nice and prompt on "Peer Gynt" before it's mentioned)