Promenade (Pictures at an Exhibition) (Modeste Mussorgsky) Sheet Music

Mussorgsky wrote the piano cycle Pictures at an Exhibition after visiting an exhibition of his friend, Victor Hartman. Each piece is a musical representation of a chosen painting, with The ballet of the Unhatched Chicks being a particularly vivid example of this. In between each picture, Mussorgsky placed a Promenade to represent the visitor's moving from one painting to the next. There are several Promenades, but they are all based on the same theme, and our arrangements incorporate all the themes of the different Promenades.


Pictures at an Exhibition was featured on the BBC's Play It Again TV program when Robert Winston tried to learn to play it on the Alto Sax.Click on the Preview buttons below to see our String Quartet arrangements of Promenade (Pictures at an Exhibition). If you buy the full score of Promenade (Pictures at an Exhibition), you will also get all the individual instrumental parts. The full score and the individual parts can be previewed for your convenience.