46. 下列哪一個動物沒有出現在聖桑的《動物狂歡節》中？
(A)袋鼠
(B)大象
(C)野驢
(D)羊

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統計： A(100), B(18), C(74), D(1147), E(0) #840574

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聖桑的動物狂歡節以十四個樂章組成分別為1...
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  • Introduction and Royal March of the Lion

    The suite begins boldly, with pianos and strings evoking the regal entrance of lions, using dramatic chords and a stately, march-like theme.

  • Hens and Roosters

    Strings and piano mimic pecking, squawking, and crowing, closely resembling chickens bustling in a barnyard.

  • Wild Donkeys (Swift Animals)

    Two pianos race through rapid scales, imitating the speed and agility of wild donkeys.

  • Tortoises

    The ensemble slowly plays a comically sluggish version of Offenbach's "Galop Infernal" ("Can-Can"), caricaturing the tortoise's slow pace.

  • The Elephant

    The double bass and piano create a lumbering feel as the double bass parodies melodies originally written for light instruments.

  • Kangaroos

    The pianos hop across the keys, depicting kangaroos bouncing and pausing as they move.

  • Aquarium

    Strings, piano, flute, and glass harmonica swirl shimmering patterns, conjuring the image of fish gliding through sparkling water.

  • People with Long Ears (Donkeys)

    Two violins alternate between high and low braying sounds, a comic imitation of donkeys' distinctive "hee-haw".

  • The Cuckoo in the Depths of the Woods

    The pianos play soft background chords, while the clarinet mimics the cuckoo's recognizable two-note call.

  • Aviary

    Flute, strings, and piano create a lively atmosphere, with the flute soaring and trilling as a bird and strings buzzing in the background like other birds.

  • Pianists

    This amusing movement pokes fun at piano students practicing scales; the pianos run up and down, interrupted by dramatic chords from the ensemble.

  • Fossils

    Xylophone, pianos, and strings quote old folk tunes and snippets from Saint-Saëns' own music, evoking relics from the past in a playful way.

  • The Swan

    A lyrical cello solo floats over rippling piano figures, illustrating a graceful swan gliding serenely over water; it's the most famous movement from the suite.

  • Finale

    The whole ensemble joins for a vibrant, energetic close, revisiting musical ideas from earlier in the suite with excitement and flourish.

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