Description acceptable. In this movement of a larger work, the fast triple-meter melody (read slowly) “long C, long D, E E F long G” moves up through the orchestra from (-5[1])the low instruments to begin (15[1])a fugal (15[1])“Round Dance.” This movement opens ambiguously with a tremolo (15[1])diminished chord in high strings over cellos (15[1])chromatically climbing the (15[1])tritone A-sharp to E. Near this movement’s end, whispery col legno strings underscore a trill-heavy woodwind melody representing (*) bones. (-5[1])Offstage chimes in (10[1])this movement introduce a theme originally (-5[1])scored (10[2])for ophicleide. An (-5[1])E-flat clarinet in this (10[1])movement changes a theme from its larger work into (10[1]-5[1])a “vulgar (-5[1])dance tune.” This movement, which follows one depicting an execution (10[1])by guillotine, includes a brassy Dies irae motif after a demonic version of the (10[1])idée fixe. For 10 points, name this section depicting a (10[2])satanic gathering from an (10[1])opium-inspired Hector Berlioz (10[6]0[1])piece. ■END■