This work, which was inspired by the work of Victor Hartmann, features a repeating "Promenade" movement and closes with "The Great Gate of Kiev."
One section of this work opens with consecutive descending major sevenths before evoking images of flight, and the opening of this work was originally printed in 11/4 time but is now usually written as alternating 5/4 and 6/4. One version of this work uses a saxophone to represent a troubadour and a tuba solo to depict a sluggish Ox-Cart in "The Old Castle" and "Bydlo" movements respectively. This work, which was inspired by the work of Victor Hartmann, features a repeating "Promenade" movement and closes with "The Great Gate of Kiev." For 10 points, name this suite which was famously orchestrated by Maurice Ravel, a work about some paintings, written by Modest Mussorgsky.
One section of this work opens with consecutive descending major sevenths before evoking images of flight, and the opening of this work was originally printed in 11/4 time but is now usually written as alternating 5/4 and 6/4.
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