Leopold Godowsky composed fifty-three studies based on these pieces. In the first and eighth of these pieces, the right hand plays extensive arpeggios that require the pianist to engage the shoulder and arm muscles, unlike previous works in the same genre that focused on the fingers and wrists. The right hand plays brilliant triplets in the fifth of these pieces, which is nicknamed because almost every note is an accidental. The second set of these works form the Opus twenty-five of their composer, and include pieces nicknamed the "Wrong Note," "Butterfly," and "Winter Wind." These pieces were the first major example of their form not to be merely didactic, and include works known as "Black Key" and "Revolutionary." For 10 points, name these studies for the piano written by the composer of
Leopold Godowsky composed fifty-three studies based on these pieces. In the first and eighth of these pieces, the right hand plays extensive arpeggios that require the pianist to engage the shoulder and arm muscles, unlike previous works in the same genre that focused on the fingers and wrists. The right hand plays brilliant triplets in the fifth of these pieces, which is nicknamed because almost every note is an accidental. The second set of these works form the Opus twenty-five of their composer, and include pieces nicknamed the "Wrong Note," "Butterfly," and "Winter Wind." These pieces were the first major example of their form not to be merely didactic, and include works known as "Black Key" and "Revolutionary." For 10 points, name these studies for the piano written by the composer of the "Heroic" Polonaise and the Minute Waltz.
Leopold Godowsky composed fifty-three studies based on these pieces.
the {etudes} of Frederic {Chopin} [prompt on partial answer]