Robert Schumann dedicated his Kreisleriana to this composer and called him a genius after this man wrote variations on a duet from Mozart's Don Giovanni.
Robert Schumann dedicated his Kreisleriana to this composer and called him a genius after this man wrote variations on a duet from Mozart's Don Giovanni. He wrote an Allegro movement which some people believe was supposed to be his third piano concerto. Nicknames such as Waterfall, Chromatic, and Octave were applied to some of this composer's twenty-seven études, and some notes from Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata can be heard at the beginning of this composer's Fantaisie-Impromptu. He also wrote eighteen polonaises and fifty- eight mazurkas, though he left his native Poland at the age of twenty. Name this composer who wrote many pieces for piano, including the Minute Waltz.
Robert Schumann dedicated his Kreisleriana to this composer and called him a genius after this man wrote variations on a duet from Mozart's Don Giovanni.
Frédéric (François) Chopin [or Fryderyk (Franciszek) Szopen]