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The English band Emerson, Lake, and Palmer did a rock version in 1971, and the Japanese synthesizer virtuoso Isao Tomito did a complete keyboard synthesized version in 1976.
The English band Emerson, Lake, and Palmer did a rock version in 1971, and the Japanese synthesizer virtuoso Isao Tomito did a complete keyboard synthesized version in 1976.
''Pictures at an Exhibition'' is a prime example of late nineteenth [[Romantic period (music)|Romantic program music]], music with a literary basis.
''Pictures at an Exhibition'' was composed hurriedly for an Exhibit of Hartmann's painting to commemorate the artist's death. Many of the original paintings have been lost.
''Pictures'' consists of 10 musical portraits of paintings by Hartamnn interspersed periodically by a Promenade, which is Mussorgsky himself walking between exhibits. ''Pictures'' is a prime example of late nineteenth [[Romantic period (music)|Romantic program music]], music with a literary basis.
==Promanade==
==Promanade==