In one movement in this work, the alto saxophone is played above a continuous bass, evoking a troubadour's song in front of "The Old Castle."
One movement of this work depicts a scene from the ballet Trilby and is followed by a depiction of a conversation between "Two Jews: Rich and Poor." In one movement in this work, the alto saxophone is played above a continuous bass, evoking a troubadour's song in front of "The Old Castle." 16th note tremolos are found in its ninth movement, inspired by a drawing of a large clock in the shape of Baba Yaga's "Hut on Fowl's Legs." Orchestrated by Ravel, this piece ends with a two-part rondo depicting "The Great Gate of Kiev." For 10 points, name this piano work originally composed by Modest Mussorgsky, a setting of various Viktor Hartmann artworks.
One movement of this work depicts a scene from the ballet Trilby and is followed by a depiction of a conversation between "Two Jews: Rich and Poor."
Pictures at an Exhibition [or Kartinki s vystavki]