Its third section, which features strings, piano, and woodwinds, depicts the arrival of dusk and is marked "Andantino."  By contrast this work opens with a savage discordant theme marked "Allegro Feroce" that illustrates the elemental struggle inspired by its source material, a poem by Gorodetzky.  Its second section featuring insistent, pounding rhythms, depicts the kidnapping of a wood nymph, and is entitled "The Evil God and Dance of the Pagan Monster."  This work, which was based on a ballet originally commissioned  by Diaghilev as a piece that would focus on prehistoric subject matter, ends with a fourth movement that sees the rising sun smiting the evil Chuzbog
Its third section, which features strings, piano, and woodwinds, depicts the arrival of dusk and is marked "Andantino."  By contrast this work opens with a savage discordant theme marked "Allegro Feroce" that illustrates the elemental struggle inspired by its source material, a poem by Gorodetzky.  Its second section featuring insistent, pounding rhythms, depicts the kidnapping of a wood nymph, and is entitled "The Evil God and Dance of the Pagan Monster."  This work, which was based on a ballet originally commissioned  by Diaghilev as a piece that would focus on prehistoric subject matter, ends with a fourth movement that sees the rising sun smiting the evil Chuzbog and the triumph of the characters Ala and Lolli.  For 10 points, identify this orchestral work that is named for a barbarian tribe and composed by Sergei Prokofiev.
Its third section, which features strings, piano, and woodwinds, depicts the arrival of dusk and is marked "Andantino."  
Scythian Suite