This man composed a work that was meant to be "as Haydn might have written it, had he lived in our day," his Classical Symphony.
This man composed a work that was meant to be "as Haydn might have written it, had he lived in our day," his Classical Symphony. This composer drew on themes from Slavic mythology for the ballet Ala and Lolli and reworked it for his Scythian Suite. In addition to composing the scores for Ivan the Terrible and Alexander Nevsky, this man composed a work in which the (*) grandfather is represented by a bassoon and the duck is represented by an oboe. For 10 points, name this Russian composer of Peter and the Wolf.
This man composed a work that was meant to be "as Haydn might have written it, had he lived in our day," his Classical Symphony.
Sergei Sergeyevich {Prokofiev}