A setting of a folk song from this country, "The moon had set, the dogs are asleep," is part of an A major Fantasy on this country's Airs.
A setting of a folk song from this country, "The moon had set, the dogs are asleep," is part of an A major Fantasy on this country's Airs. A fast, syncopated 2/4 meter dance from this country appears in the finale of a composer's first piano concerto in E minor. A coda with the rhythm of a dance from this country is part of the last of a set of variations on "La ci darem la mano" by a composer from this country. The meter of a 3/4 (three four) dance from this country is used in A major and A-flat major pieces nicknamed (*) "Military" and "Heroic." A C minor etude inspired by an attack on this country is nicknamed the "Revolutionary." For 10 points, name this country of origin for dances like the krakowiak (krah-KOH-vee-ack) and mazurka, many of which were composed by native son Frédéric Chopin.
A setting of a folk song from this country, "The moon had set, the dogs are asleep," is part of an A major Fantasy on this country's Airs.
Poland [or Polska]