" For 10 points, name this piece later orchestrated by Maurice Ravel but originally composed for piano after seeing some works of Viktor Hartmann, a work that also includes "The Great Gate of Kiev" and "The Hut on Fowl's Legs" by Modest Mussorgsky.
One part of this work was inspired by two residents of Sandomir, and another of its parts was inspired by an unrealized design for a monument to the failure of an 1866 assassination attempt. It includes a repeated motif that alternates measures of 5/4 (five-four) and 6/4 (six-four) time, as well as such movements as "Ballet of Chicks in Their Shells" and "Marketplace at Limoges." For 10 points, name this piece later orchestrated by Maurice Ravel but originally composed for piano after seeing some works of Viktor Hartmann, a work that also includes "The Great Gate of Kiev" and "The Hut on Fowl's Legs" by Modest Mussorgsky.
One part of this work was inspired by two residents of Sandomir, and another of its parts was inspired by an unrealized design for a monument to the failure of an 1866 assassination attempt.
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