The wife of this piece's 
The wife of this piece's composer protested its adaptation as a ballet in 1910 by Michel Fokine and Leon Bakst. In this piece's first movement, a triplet arpeggio motif in the strings depicts waves rocking a boat. The notes [read slowly] E-D-C-B-flat are prominent in a fanfare in this piece that contrasts with the theme of a character represented by a harp-accompanied (*) violin solo that recurs in movements like "Festival at Baghdad." For 10 points, identify this symphonic poem by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov inspired by Arabian Nights.
The wife of this piece's composer protested its adaptation as a ballet in 1910 by Michel Fokine and Leon Bakst.
Scheherazade [or Shekherazada; or Rimsky-Korsakov's Op. 35 (composer not needed after named)]