A parody of this piece by Malcolm Arnold includes parts for three vacuum cleaners and a floor polisher. In this piece, an E flat minor rendition of the folk song “U Vorot, Vorot” is played by the flute and cor anglais (“on-GLAY”). Although sometimes occasionally scored for choir, this piece’s opening features a rendition of the hymn Troparion of the Holy Cross played by four cellos (-5[1])and two violas. (10[1])This piece’s climax includes a fortissimo melody of the tune from “La Marseillaise,” (10[1]-5[1])above the (10[1])first of sixteen shots from a cannon. (10[1])For 10 points, name this “Solemn Overture” by Tchaikovsky (10[1])depicting the French invasion (10[2])in the namesake year. ■END■ (10[2])