Pictures at an Exhibition
Album by Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky & London Symphony Orchestra & Jacek Kaspszyk
Pictures at an Exhibition is a suite for solo piano by Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky, composed in 1874. Rooted in Romantic-era and Russian nationalist idioms, the work employs vivid programme writing with recurring march-like material and contrasting character pieces, and it occupies an important place in Mussorgsky's output and in the development of late 19th-century Russian music.
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- 1.Pictures at an Exhibition: I Promenade1:38
- 2.Pictures at an Exhibition: II the Gnome2:28
- 3.Pictures at an Exhibition: III Promenade0:52
- 4.Pictures at an Exhibition: IV the Old Castle4:26
- 5.Pictures at an Exhibition: V Promenade0:30
- 6.Pictures at an Exhibition: VI Tuileries1:05
- 7.Pictures at an Exhibition: VII Bydio3:04
- 8.Pictures at an Exhibition: VIII Promenade0:53
- 9.Pictures at an Exhibition: IX Ballet of the Chicks in Their Shells1:11
- 10.Pictures at an Exhibition: X Two Polish Jews. Samuel Goldberg and Schmuyle2:12
- 11.Pictures at an Exhibition: XI the Market Place at Limoges1:23
- 12.Pictures at an Exhibition: XII the Catacomb2:02
- 13.Pictures at an Exhibition: XIII Cum Mortus in Lingue Mortus2:15
- 14.Pictures at an Exhibition: XIV the Hut on Fowl's Legs3:33
- 15.Pictures at an Exhibition: XV the Great Gate of Kiev5:53
- 16.St John's Night on the Bare Mountain (original version, Edited Kirkov)12:12
- 17.Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia7:51







