Two satirical parts of the piece depict practicing piano students and "persons with long ears.
This composition features imitations of other composer's works, including an aria from The Barber of Seville. One section of it quotes children's songs, and that section also uses a theme from an earlier work, Danse Macabre to represent rattling bones in the glockenspiel and piano. Two satirical parts of the piece depict practicing piano students and "persons with long ears." One of the most recognizable parts of this work is the cello solo in a movement titled ""The Swan."" For 10 points, identify this Camille Saint-Saens composition in fourteen movements depicting various elements of a menagerie.
This composition features imitations of other composer's works, including an aria from The Barber of Seville.
The {Carnival} of the {Animals} (Accept Le {Carnaval des Animaux})