The  sostenuto e pesante  second movement of this composer's 1926 piano sonata was written in part for the nine extra bass keys of an Imperial Bösendorfer piano.
The  sostenuto e pesante  second movement of this composer's 1926 piano sonata was written in part for the nine extra bass keys of an Imperial Bösendorfer piano. Movements 2 and 3 in a set of five piano pieces by this composer imitate a pair of out-of-tune musettes and the ribbit of an  Unka  frog. Many of this composer's slow movements include dissonant or tone-cluster ostinatos, pastoral melodies, and imitations of animal sounds, a style referred to as (*)  "night music". "Snap" pizzicato is sometimes named for this composer, who learned to collect folk music with his countryman Zoltán Kodály  (ZOHL-tahn KOH-dye) . For 10 points, name this composer of  Out of Doors ,  Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta , and Mikrokosmos , a 20th-century Hungarian.
The  sostenuto e pesante  second movement of this composer's 1926 piano sonata was written in part for the nine extra bass keys of an Imperial Bösendorfer piano.
Béla  Bartók  [or Béla Viktor János  Bartók ; or  Bartók  Béla Viktor János] 