At Some Folks Houses.
In 1954, this composer was posthumously awarded a Tony Award for his unwitting contribution to the Broadway musical Kismet. He arranged an Arabian melody as a favor to Darya Leonova, for whom he also orchestrated a setting of the satiric poem At Some Folks Houses. This artist's farce Bogatyry, or The Heroic Warriors mostly consists of themes from other operas, while his B minor symphony is frequently performed. His operas include The Tsar's Bride, which is lost, and the fourth act of Rimsky-Korsakov's Mlada, although they are less well known than the suite of Polovetsian dances excerpted from his most famous work, or his tone poem In the Steppes of Central Asia. FTP, name this research chemist and composer of Prince Igor.
In 1954, this composer was posthumously awarded a Tony Award for his unwitting contribution to the Broadway musical Kismet.
Aleksandr Porfirevich Borodin