For 10 points, name the composer of Bolero.
This composer described "Night Moths" and "Sad Birds" in a work for piano, Miroirs. This composer's Piano Concerto in G major opens with the sound of a whiplash, and his other piano concerto was written for the left hand. The poems of Aloysius Bertrand were the inspiration for his Gaspard de la Nuit. The composer's most famous work began with a commission by Ida Rubinstein, and maintains a steady crescendo and snare drum ostinato rhythm though the entire piece. For 10 points, name the composer of Bolero.
This composer described "Night Moths" and "Sad Birds" in a work for piano, Miroirs.
Maurice {Ravel}