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First, a gloomy dungeon is depicted (with long drawn chords, purely orchestral, with large formats). Then there is a tremolando, in a minor, the theme of the first promenade — the lights in the skulls lit up, and then suddenly there is a magical, poetic appeal of Hartmann to Mussorgsky

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First, a gloomy dungeon is depicted (with long drawn chords, purely orchestral, with large formats). Then there is a tremolando, in a minor, the theme of the first promenade — the lights in the skulls lit up, and then suddenly there is a magical, poetic appeal of Hartmann to Mussorgsky

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I wonder if the Paris Catabombs would make me feel emotional or if I can relate to it?

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How big is the Paris Catacombs?

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Does the catacombs only exist in Paris or in other parts of the world?

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Catacombs are usually large underground burial sites

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I wonder why Mussorgsky chose to dedicate this piece to the catacombs. I also wonder who is buried in the catacombs. Based on when they were built, what was their significance at the time of Mussorgsky?

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walls and arches and rooms made of bones and skulls

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It creates a suspenseful mood that reflects the catacombs

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It creates a suspenseful mood that reflects the catacombs

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Why are the bodies deep underground instead of the usual cemetery?

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what was the initial purpose of catacombs being used/why did they come about

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theres suddenly a major or major sounding thing happening here

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According to the official website for the catacombs, the history of the Paris Catacombs starts in the late eighteenth century, when major public health problems tied to the city's cemeteries led to a decision to transfer their contents to an underground site.

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What inspired Mussorgsky to compose the pieces from the Paris Catacombs?

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I know that the Paris catacombs are large, as there was a horror movie about it. So the beginning did give off a terror vibe.

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Catacombs can be  hidden party sites

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Who were all those people whose remains are kept there?

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Who were all those people whose remains are kept there?

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Sound peaceful then it shifts and becomes very dark and mysterious 

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Sound peaceful then it shifts and becomes very dark and mysterious 

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over 6 million are burried there according to google

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over 6 million are burried there according to google

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In the Paris Catacombs, there are 131 steps to go down and 112 steps to climb up.

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okay this time pretty confident it stays in the same key but shifts into using more major chords at the second movement

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okay this time pretty confident it stays in the same key but shifts into using more major chords at the second movement

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Apparently, there are catacomb-like burial chambers in other places like Anatolia, Turkey; Syracuse, Italy; and in Trier, Germany. Supposedly, there are only six known Jewish catacombs and around 40 or more Christian catacombs. In Ancient Rome, it was not permitted for bodies to be buried within the city walls.

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Are catacombs used in other popular cities around the world?

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Are catacombs used in other popular cities around the world?

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I learned that the catacombs were a result of the city’s public health issues due to cemeteries.

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It sounds somber yet suspenseful.