Unless you're exceptionally good at imagining music in your head (or feel like putting in the time at the piano), you probably won't know what this will sound like. So I mean this question as more of a fun way to combine the ideas of pieces. (Of course, you're free to do whatever you want) 
This would work especially well with opera- I wish I knew it better!
For instance, I might combine "The Elephant" from Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals with the music from the scenes in Figaro where both the Count and Cherubino are trying to hide. Somehow, the thought of the count as an elephant trying to hide made me smile
Petr b, I see your point (maybe this is more of an analogy game), but who in the literature section is going to be versed in classical music? Let's just have fun with it, instead of getting bogged down in technicalities.
Suhwakhaksaeng- wow, I wasn't expecting an actual piece! I wish I could play it on piano right now, but that will have to wait until tomorrow! (Can't wake my Dad up)
This would work especially well with opera- I wish I knew it better!For instance, I might combine "The Elephant" from Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals with the music from the scenes in Figaro where both the Count and Cherubino are trying to hide. Somehow, the thought of the count as an elephant trying to hide made me smile
Petr b, I see your point (maybe this is more of an analogy game), but who in the literature section is going to be versed in classical music? Let's just have fun with it, instead of getting bogged down in technicalities.
Suhwakhaksaeng- wow, I wasn't expecting an actual piece! I wish I could play it on piano right now, but that will have to wait until tomorrow! (Can't wake my Dad up)