This composer's works were adapted by (*) Robert Wright and George Forrest as a musical, and he wrote a work in which the English horn plays a so-called "Eastern Theme" to represent a travelling caravan.
Malcolm Sargent arranged one movement of this composer's second string quartet for string orchestra. The opening theme of another work is played against a harmonic E sustained by two violins, then four, then six, and so on. The scherzo of this composer's second symphony is mostly notated in 1/1 time, and his second string quartet in D is best-known for its "Nocturne" movement. This composer's works were adapted by (*) Robert Wright and George Forrest as a musical, and he wrote a work in which the English horn plays a so-called "Eastern Theme" to represent a travelling caravan. This composer, who inspired Kismet, also wrote an unfinished opera which contains the Polovtsian Dances. For 10 points, name this Russian composer of Prince Igor and In the Steppes of Central Asia.
Malcolm Sargent arranged one movement of this composer's second string quartet for string orchestra.
Aleksandr Borodin