Pictures at an Exhibition
Album by Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky & Arthur Wills & Arthur Wills
Pictures at an Exhibition is a suite for solo piano by Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky, composed in 1874. The work comprises a series of character pieces linked by a recurring promenade theme, employing vivid programme-driven writing, bold harmonies and modal inflections characteristic of late Romantic Russian music, and it has been widely performed both in its original piano form and in orchestral arrangements.
First released: 1980
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- 1.Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade1:29
- 2.Pictures at an Exhibition: Gnomus2:30
- 3.Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade0:49
- 4.Pictures at an Exhibition: Il vecchio castello3:32
- 5.Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade0:34
- 6.Pictures at an Exhibition: Tuileries: Children quarrelling after play0:57
- 7.Pictures at an Exhibition: Bydlo (A Polish ox-cart)2:39
- 8.Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade2:07
- 9.Pictures at an Exhibition: Ballet of the unhatched chicks1:57
- 10.Pictures at an Exhibition: Two Polish Jews, one rich the other poor0:30
- 11.Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade1:32
- 12.Pictures at an Exhibition: Limoges, the Market Place1:38
- 13.Pictures at an Exhibition: Catacombae: Sepulchrum Romanum - Con mortuis in lingua mortua2:10
- 14.Pictures at an Exhibition: The Hut on Fowl's Legs (Baba Yaga)2:07
- 15.Pictures at an Exhibition: The Great Gate of Kiev9:01





