The "Danse générale" concludes the second orchestral suite for this composer's ballet, Daphnis et Chloé.
This composer's dark piano waltz depicting World War I was originally titled Wien but was redrafted as La valse. This composer used rapid arpeggios to represent Ondine laughing in one work for solo piano that also contains Le gibet and portrays dancing dwarfs in Scarbo; that work is Gaspard de la nuit ["gas-paar de la noo-ee"]. The "Danse générale" concludes the second orchestral suite for this composer's ballet, Daphnis et Chloé. This composer repeated the melody eighteen times over the repetitive beat of snare drums in a work based on a Spanish dance. For 10 points, name this composer of Bolero.
This composer's dark piano waltz depicting World War I was originally titled Wien but was redrafted as La valse.
Maurice {Ravel}