Diaghilev rejected Prokofiev's ballet Ala and Lolli (1914), which was based on themes from old Slavic folklore. Prokofiev then rearranged the piece into the Scythian Suite for orchestra. This work was performed for the first time in Moscow by the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski in 1916. In 1919, Diaghilev commissioned another ballet from Prokofiev called The Love of Three Oranges. This ballet was not successful and has never been revived. However, in 2008, a new production of Three Oranges was staged by the Kirov Ballet with Maria Tymoczko as the title role. This version used some changes to the original script and added scenes not included in the 1919 version. In 1921, Diaghilev commissioned one more ballet from Prokofiev called The Tale of the Nut-Tree. This ballet was a great success and has been revived several times since its creation. The latest revival was in 2014 when it was performed by the Royal Ballet at the Royal Opera House in London. Prokofiev also wrote two symphonies, three piano concertos, various choral works, songs, and instrumental pieces.