This ballet's plot is driven by rivalry over the Rancher's Daughter between the Champion Roper and the Wrangler, who ends up with the Cowgirl.
One section of this work quotes the Irish folk song "Gilderoy" between interpretations of "McLeod's Reel." Its composer arranged all but one of its movements into a symphonic suite titled Four Dance Episodes from this work. This work quotes the railroad song "Sis Joe" in its first and fifth movements, and its main theme is taken from a folk song called "Bonaparte's Retreat." Its movements include "Saturday Night Waltz," "Corral Nocturne," and "Buckaroo Holiday." This ballet's plot is driven by rivalry over the Rancher's Daughter between the Champion Roper and the Wrangler, who ends up with the Cowgirl. For 10 points, name this ballet which features a "Hoe Down" and was written by Aaron Copland.
One section of this work quotes the Irish folk song "Gilderoy" between interpretations of "McLeod's Reel.
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