For 10 points, name this French mentor of Les Six ("lay sees"), the composer of Three Pieces in the Shape of a Pear, six Gnossiennes ("g'no-see-EN"), and three Gymnopédies ("jeem-no-pay-DEE").
This composer included musical depictions of fishing, yachting, and tennis among a set of twenty-one short piano pieces. The right hand plays the notes [read slowly] "C E-flat D C" followed by a pair of grace note Bs to open an F minor piece by this composer in free time. A collection of seven pieces by this composer ends with a literal "rehash" of music he wrote for The Angora Ox and uses 25 bars from a rejected draft of his "cold pieces" for the third of its numbered Morceaux ("more-SO"). He wrote a short atmospheric piece marked lent et douloureux ("lawn ay doo-loo-RUH") that begins with alternating G major seventh and D major seventh chords and nominally depicts Greeks exercising. For 10 points, name this French mentor of Les Six ("lay sees"), the composer of Three Pieces in the Shape of a Pear, six Gnossiennes ("g'no-see-EN"), and three Gymnopédies ("jeem-no-pay-DEE").
This composer included musical depictions of fishing, yachting, and tennis among a set of twenty-one short piano pieces.
Erik (Alfred Leslie) Satie &lt;Music&gt;