Its instrumentation includes quintuple winds, eight horns, five trumpets, and two tubas. Derisive laughter greeted the opening bars of this work, played on the highest registers of a solo bassoon. Calling for the largest orchestra ever used by its composer, this bipartite work ends with the depiction of a Totentanz, in which the "chosen one" dances herself to death as an offering to the pagan god Yarillo. For 10 points—name this work which caused a riot on May 28, 1913 in Paris, a ballet by Igor Stravinsky.
Its instrumentation includes quintuple winds, eight horns, five trumpets, and two tubas. Derisive laughter greeted the opening bars of this work, played on the highest registers of a solo bassoon. Calling for the largest orchestra ever used by its composer, this bipartite work ends with the depiction of a Totentanz, in which the "chosen one" dances herself to death as an offering to the pagan god Yarillo. For 10 points—name this work which caused a riot on May 28, 1913 in Paris, a ballet by Igor Stravinsky.
Its instrumentation includes quintuple winds, eight horns, five trumpets, and two tubas.