 In the end Glazunov was commissioned to compose the scores for the one-act ballets "Les Saisons" and "Les Ruses d'amour", while Drigo was commissioned to compose the score for the two-act ballet "Les Millions d'Arléquin".While working on the score for "Les Millions d'Arléquin", Drigo took daily walks through the St. Petersburg Summer Garden and along the banks of the Neva River, all the while thinking of his native Italy.During one such walk, Drigo composed the ballet's famous "Sérénade", which included a solo mandolin, and the "Berceuse