For 10 points, name this ballet scene meant to evoke the blades of an Armenian war parade, created by Aram Khachaturian.
The third and fourth repetitions of this piece's melody are played a third higher than the first two. Â Its third section introduces a rhythm in the xylophone and features a series of glissandos in the trombones, while its second section features the main melody played on the woodwinds. Â Written in G Major, it ends with a pentatonic scale in F Sharp, and much of the tension in this piece is created by the (*) rapid succession of major and minor sevenths. Â In the work in which this piece appears, it comes between "Carpet Weavers" and "Hopak." Â Originally danced by the Kirov Ballet and choreographed by Nina Anisimova, it is the climax of the wedding celebration of Kasakov and Gayane. Â For 10 points, name this ballet scene meant to evoke the blades of an Armenian war parade, created by Aram Khachaturian.
The third and fourth repetitions of this piece's melody are played a third higher than the first two.
Sabre Dance [do not accept or prompt on "Gayane"]