In the Hall of the Mountain King."
The first piece from this collection begins in 6/8 with an E-major chord played by bassoons and A-clarinets under an eighth-note pentatonic flute melody that descends from B to E, then ascends back; that melody is passed several times between the flute and oboe before the strings take it up. That piece in this collection is followed by an "Andante doloroso" one for muted strings, "Aase's Death," and is entitled "Morning Mood." The melody of another piece in this collection is introduced by pizzicato basses and celli, and begins with eighth notes ascending partway up the B-minor scale; that is "In the Hall of the Mountain King." "Anitra's Dance" and "Solveig's Song" are other movements of, for 10 points, what two suites by Edvard Grieg derived from his incidental music for a Henrik Ibsen play?
The first piece from this collection begins in 6/8 with an E-major chord played by bassoons and A-clarinets under an eighth-note pentatonic flute melody that descends from B to E, then ascends back; that melody is passed several times between the flute and oboe before the strings take it up.
Peer Gynt suites [accept Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 before "Solveig," but not after; at no point accept just Peer Gynt Suite No. 2]