One movement in this composition is alternately titled after Goldenberg and Schmuyle.
One movement in this composition is alternately titled after Goldenberg and Schmuyle. This piece includes another movement divided into andante "with the dead in a dead language" and largo "catacomb" sections. A solo for tuba appears in its "Bydlo" movement. This piece depicts women fighting in its "Limoges" movement and aspects of the Baba Yaga myth in "The Hut on Fowl's Legs." Several of its movements are separated by "Promenade" interludes, and this piece concludes with a depiction of the Great Gate of Kiev. For 10 points, name this piece inspired by an exhibit of Viktor Hartmann's art and composed by Modest Mussorgsky.
One movement in this composition is alternately titled after Goldenberg and Schmuyle.
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