The second section of this work presents four variations on a "sighing" theme initially presented on the strings, then the horns, then the full orchestra.  
The second section of this work presents four variations on a "sighing" theme initially presented on the strings, then the horns, then the full orchestra.  The fourth section of this work features a difficult cadenza in which the flute and clarinet take turns, before the harp enters to play shimmering scales, which, in turn, sets the stage for the introduction of a Gypsy Song.  Featuring an instruction to play all the way through without pause, the opening theme, a morning serenade, returns throughout this work which climaxes with a fiery Fandango, emphasized by cutting strings, cymbals, and castanets.  This work in five movements was completed in 1887 and was inspired by Inzenga and Castellanos' Book of Songs.  For 10 points, identify this work that begins with the "Alborada," a work based on Asturian folk themes by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
The second section of this work presents four variations on a "sighing" theme initially presented on the strings, then the horns, then the full orchestra.  
Capriccio Espagnol or Spanish Caprice or Kaprichio na ispankskiye temi