Most of this work's repeating motifs are found in an introductory horn solo marked pp and tres expressif that consists of ascending and descending fifths.
Most of this work's repeating motifs are found in an introductory horn solo marked pp and tres expressif that consists of ascending and descending fifths. This work unusually calls for a wind machine, and a series of parallel fourths in the horns mark some statues coming to life. This work ends with a narration by the bard (*) Lammon and it sees Bryaxis lead a warlike chant and dance, while near the beginning a carefree solo is performed by Dorcon, a rival to one of the title characters. Prior to the epilogue there is a dance in honor of Syrinx and Pan, and this work begins in the "grotto of the sacred nymphs" where this ballet depicts shepherdesses dancing around one of the title figures. For 10 points identify this ballet based off of a Longus romance, composed by Maurice Ravel.
Most of this work's repeating motifs are found in an introductory horn solo marked pp and tres expressif that consists of ascending and descending fifths.
{Daphnis} and {Chloé} (accept {Daphnis et Chloé})