One section of this piece is a B major cappricioso that uses series of sixteenth notes to depict children quarreling in the namesake garden, the Tuileries.
One section of this piece is a B major cappricioso that uses series of sixteenth notes to depict children quarreling in the namesake garden, the Tuileries. A solo tuba represents oxen hauling a wagon in the "Bydlo" movement of this piece, and an alto saxophone solo appears in the "Old Castle" movement of the version (*) orchestrated by Ravel. This suite, that contains several "Promenade" sections, ends with a musical depiction of a sketch of some city gates, "The Great Gate of Kiev." For 10 points, name this suite inspired by a show of Victor Hartmann's artwork, composed by Modest Mussorgsky.
One section of this piece is a B major cappricioso that uses series of sixteenth notes to depict children quarreling in the namesake garden, the Tuileries.
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