This composer dedicated each movement of one of his piano suites to a friend killed in World War I and named it for François Couperin.
This composer dedicated each movement of one of his piano suites to a friend killed in World War I and named it for François Couperin. "Ondine" and "Le gibet" are among the movements of his Gaspard de la Nuit, and this composer of the piano suite Miroirs wrote a ballet based on a work by Longus that includes a wordless chorus in its instrumentation. His most famous work, which was inspired by Ida Rubenstein, contains an abrupt shift from a D flat to a C major chord at the end; that piece opens with a solo flute and features a constant crescendo over an ostinato rhythm in the snare drum. For 10 points, name this Impressionist composer of Pavane for a Dead Princess and Bolero.
This composer dedicated each movement of one of his piano suites to a friend killed in World War I and named it for François Couperin.
Joseph-Maurice {Ravel}