In The Steppes of Central Asia, who is a member of The Five.
His second string quartet features a vivace movement played in sonata form in the fourth movement, while the third movement is known as his Nocturne. One of his works is a tone poem dedicated to Liszt, while another of his works contains the lines " Fly away on the wings of the wind to our homeland," and appears before the " Konchakovna's Cavatina" of his opera Prince Igor. The composer of the Polovstian Dances, For ten points, name this composer of In The Steppes of Central Asia, who is a member of The Five.
His second string quartet features a vivace movement played in sonata form in the fourth movement, while the third movement is known as his Nocturne.
Alexander Porfiryevich {Borodin}