This composer wrote a piece based on an Arnold Bocklin painting and the song Krisolov based on "The Pied Piper." His 2nd piano concerto [kone-CHEER-toe] has a 2nd section opening with slow chords labeled "Adagio sostenuto [ah-DAH-jyo soes-teh-NOO-toe]  Più animato", and he made cuts to his 3rd piano concerto to make it easier to play. The influence of Rimsky-Korsakov can be found in this composer's Symphonic Dances. Name this composer who wrote 24 variations of the 24th
This composer wrote a piece based on an Arnold Bocklin painting and the song Krisolov based on "The Pied Piper." His 2nd piano concerto [kone-CHEER-toe] has a 2nd section opening with slow chords labeled "Adagio sostenuto [ah-DAH-jyo soes-teh-NOO-toe]  Più animato", and he made cuts to his 3rd piano concerto to make it easier to play. The influence of Rimsky-Korsakov can be found in this composer's Symphonic Dances. Name this composer who wrote 24 variations of the 24th and final caprice [kuh-PREES] in his Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
This composer wrote a piece based on an Arnold Bocklin painting and the song Krisolov based on "The Pied Piper."