In addition to the "Pianists" section, another movement of this work sees the titular entities represented by the rattling of a xylophone.
One movement of this work features the keyboard cycling through C, D Flat, D and E Flat, transposing notes as they go. A different movement of this work sees two violins alternate between high and low notes to imitate one of the titular figures' up and down motion. In addition to the "Pianists" section, another movement of this work sees the titular entities represented by the rattling of a xylophone. The most famous movement is for solo cello and two pianos and represents the title creature gliding over the water. For 10 points, identify this 14-movement suite with movements like "Fossils," "Aquarium," and "The Swan," a work by Camille Saint-Saens.
One movement of this work features the keyboard cycling through C, D Flat, D and E Flat, transposing notes as they go.
{Carnival} of the {Animals}