Ivan Tsarevich Pantomime II Scherzo: Dance of the Princesses Pantomime III The Princesses' Khorovod (Rondo, round dance) Infernal dance of King Kashchei Berceuse (Lullaby) Finale Instrumentation: 2 Flutes (2nd also Piccolo); 2 Oboes; 2 Clarinets; 2 Bassoons; 4 Horns; 2 Trumpets; 3 Trombones; Tuba; Timpani; Bass Drum; Snare Drum; Tambourine; Cymbals; Triangle; Xylophone; Harp; Piano; Strings. In 1945, shortly before he acquired American citizenship, Stravinsky was contacted by Leeds Music with a proposal to revise the orchestration of his first three ballets in order to recopyright them in the United States. The composer agreed, setting aside work on the finale of his Symphony in Three Movements. He proceeded to fashion a new suite based on the 1919 version, adding to it and reorchestrating several minutes of the pantomimes from the original score. Danse infernale, berceuse et finale Pianist Guido Agosti also made a short reduction of three fragments from the ballet, specifically the three main numbers at the end. Dedicated to the memory of Ferruccio Busoni, the reduction process started in Forte dei Marmi, Italy in August 1928, and finished in Berlin in October 1928. The three-movement suite was written for solo piano. The movement list is as follows: First recordings In popular culture Excerpts from The Firebird were used in Bruno Bozzetto's 1976 animated film Allegro Non Troppo and in Walt Disney's animated film Fantasia 2000. Saviour Pirotta and Catherine Hyde's picture book, Firebird, is based on the original stories that inspired the ballet, and was published in 2010 to celebrate the ballet's centenary. The influence of The Firebird has been felt beyond classical music. Stravinsky was an important influence on Frank Zappa, who used the melody from the Berceuse in his 1967 album Absolutely Free. Zappa also used some of Stravinsky's melodies from The Firebird and The Rite of Spring in his album with The Mothers of Invention, Absolutely Free. Prog rock band Yes has regularly used the ballet's finale as their "walk-on" music for concerts since 1971. Jazz musician and arranger Don Sebesky featured a mash-up of the piece, with the jazz fusion composition Birds of Fire by John McLaughlin, on his 1973 album Giant Box. During the 1980s and 1990s, the chord which opens the "Infernal Dance" became a widely used orchestra hit sample in music, specifically within new jack swing. Firebird was used in the opening ceremony of Sochi 2014 during the Cauldron Lighting segment.