A rather ironically named Allegro tristamente movement appears in this composer's Clarinet Sonata.
This composer used one movement with seven distinct sections to structure a concerto he wrote by studying Bach and Buxtehude works, and which was commissioned by Winaretta Singer. This composer alternated tempi between 4/4, 7/4, 3/8 and 5/4 time in the finale of a three-movement suite he wrote for his piano teacher Ricardo Viñes. A rather ironically named Allegro tristamente movement appears in this composer's Clarinet Sonata. This composer quoted Way Down upon the Swanee River in the Rondeau à la française finale of his Piano Concerto, which he wrote at the commission of the (*) BSO, for which he composed a brass-heavy Gloria in honor of Sergei Koussevitsky. Like Manuel de Falla, this composer of composer of Trois mouvements perpétuels wrote a harpsichord concerto for Wanda Landowska. For 10 points, name this composer of Concert champetre and The Breasts of Tiresias.
This composer used one movement with seven distinct sections to structure a concerto he wrote by studying Bach and Buxtehude works, and which was commissioned by Winaretta Singer.
Francis Poulenc