His Bagatelle without tonality was perhaps intendedto replace the fourth and last of a set of works that begins with "The Dance in the Village Inn" and is based onNikolaus Lenau's Faust.
One work by this composer begins with single tone eighth notes before adding a second, third, and fourthtone to the eighth notes on the bass clef; that piece starts with an Allegro vivace (quasi presto) section in 3/8. This composer wrote the Concerto pathetique as a continuous piece with four sections before his similarlystructured Piano Sonata in B minor. This composer used (*) Lamartine's poetry for one work, and he used theGregorian dies irae as the melodic basis for his Totentanz. His Bagatelle without tonality was perhaps intendedto replace the fourth and last of a set of works that begins with "The Dance in the Village Inn" and is based onNikolaus Lenau's Faust. For 10 points, name this composer of the Mephisto Waltzes as well as the HungarianRhapsodies.
One work by this composer begins with single tone eighth notes before adding a second, third, and fourthtone to the eighth notes on the bass clef; that piece starts with an Allegro vivace (quasi presto) section in 3/8.
Franz Liszt [or Liszt Ferenc; or Franz Ritter von Liszt]