Brahms's string sextet of this number contains a recurring musical cryptogram that spells out the name "Agathe" (A-ga-ta), and is the last such sextet he wrote.
Erik Satie's Dessicated Embryos parodies a piano sonata of this number, although it falsely claims to be an homage to Schubert. Brahms's string sextet of this number contains a recurring musical cryptogram that spells out the name "Agathe" (A-ga-ta), and is the last such sextet he wrote. A chord based on the scale degree of this number is called "supertonic". Chopin's nocturne of this number from his opus 9 is in E-flat and is his most popular, while his (*) piano sonata of this number is in B-flat minor and is best-known for its third-movement funeral march. Mahler's symphony of this number is called "Resurrection." For 10 points, give this minimum number of notes required to make a musical interval and the number of violins in a standard string quartet.
Erik Satie's Dessicated Embryos parodies a piano sonata of this number, although it falsely claims to be an homage to Schubert.
two [or obvious equivalents, such as second]