text: In the second act of a ballet by this composer, characters dance both a passepied and a bourrée, after which two sisters ineptly dance variations, all bookended by two "Dance of the Courtiers.
full_question: In the second act of a ballet by this composer, characters dance both a passepied and a bourrée, after which two sisters ineptly dance variations, all bookended by two "Dance of the Courtiers." In that ballet, a prince's wanderings are depicted with a "Temptation" and an "Orientalia" interspersed between three galops. An E major "Amoroso" ends this composer's ballet featuring a second-act ball that includes both a "Waltz-Coda" and a "Grand Waltz." This composer reused the gavotte from his first symphony in a ballet whose "Dance of the Knights" section is more commonly called "Montagues and Capulets." For 10 points, name this composer of the ballets Cinderella and Romeo and Juliet and the children's piece Peter and the Wolf.
first_sentence: In the second act of a ballet by this composer, characters dance both a passepied and a bourrée, after which two sisters ineptly dance variations, all bookended by two "Dance of the Courtiers.
raw_answer: Sergei Prokofiev [or Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev]