For 10 points, name these works that include the "Winter Wind," "Tristesse," and "Revolutionary" ones, studies for the piano by a certain Polish composer.
One of these pieces opens with a plethora of grace notes in a vivace tempo, leading to its nickname "Wrong Note." Another of these pieces carries the melody on the first note of each right hand sextuplet and is nicknamed "Aeolian Harp.'" Though most of them were collected in the Opus 10 and Opus 25 of their composer, "three new" ones of were written for Moscheles and Fetis. The right hand plays triplets exclusively on black notes in one of these pieces, while another was inspired by the November Uprising. For 10 points, name these works that include the "Winter Wind," "Tristesse," and "Revolutionary" ones, studies for the piano by a certain Polish composer.
One of these pieces opens with a plethora of grace notes in a vivace tempo, leading to its nickname "Wrong Note."
Frederic Chopin's etudes [prompt on "etudes"]