This first section ends with a forte-fortissimo brass attack, which dies away to piano.  
The first of its three movements unfolds in 6/8 meter and includes a notable violin solo sixty bars in and a brief horn gesture after the change to 6/8.  This first section ends with a forte-fortissimo brass attack, which dies away to piano.  The final part contains a rhythmic gesture first introduced pianissimo by the cellos and bases, but it is solo flute and harp harmonics from the second movement that might prove familiar, as identical orchestration was used at the end of Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun.  That part, The Play of the Waves, is just one of the sections of, FTP, what work by Claude Debussy that translates as "The Sea."
The first of its three movements unfolds in 6/8 meter and includes a notable violin solo sixty bars in and a brief horn gesture after the change to 6/8.  
La Mer (prompt on "The Sea")