This composer wrote a piece whose first section begins in 6/4 but switches to 6/8 before a solo fluteintroduces the melody in sixteenth triplets; the third section of that work is marked "lively and tumultuous"and begins with trills on C for the timpani.
This composer wrote a piece whose first section begins in 6/4 but switches to 6/8 before a solo fluteintroduces the melody in sixteenth triplets; the third section of that work is marked "lively and tumultuous"and begins with trills on C for the timpani. The fourth and last section of a piano suite by this composer is inF sharp minor and begins with many bars of staccato arpeggios in the left hand; that is the (*) "Passepied"of a suite that begins with a "Prelude" and "Menuet." This composer's works were catalogued by Francois Lesure,which is the origin of their L numbers. This composer wrote the movements "Dialogue of the wind and the sea"and "Play of the Waves," and he took another title from a Paul Verlaine poem. For 10 points, name this Frenchcomposer of La Mer and "Clair de Lune."
This composer wrote a piece whose first section begins in 6/4 but switches to 6/8 before a solo fluteintroduces the melody in sixteenth triplets; the third section of that work is marked "lively and tumultuous"and begins with trills on C for the timpani.
Achille-Claude Debussy