Agon and Les noces
A ballet by this composer begins in F major with a solo flute oscillating between short A's and long D's, over tremolos in the clarinets and horns. That ballet by this composer uses a recurring motif of the following six notes: C, E, G, F-sharp, A-sharp, and C-sharp, and it opens with a scene in which viewers are entertained by an organ-grinder and a dancing bear portrayed by a tuba. This composer wrote ballets such as (*) Agon and Les noces [leh nohss] during his serial and neoclassical periods, respectively. In a ballet by this composer, the Moor and the Ballerina are brought to life by the Charlatan. A high-pitched bassoon solo begins another ballet by this composer whose 1913 premiere led to a riot. For 10 points, name this composer of Petrushka and The Rite of Spring.
A ballet by this composer begins in F major with a solo flute oscillating between short A's and long D's, over tremolos in the clarinets and horns.
Igor Stravinsky [or Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky