This man's first published piano work was subtitled "Farewell to" his hometown, and was dedicated to Mademoiselle de Linde.
This man's first published piano work was subtitled "Farewell to" his hometown, and was dedicated to Mademoiselle de Linde. His first piano sonata included a larghetto set in 5/4 time as the third movement. Besides those pieces, both done primarily in C minor, this composer wrote one work in which the right hand plays an F-natural that does not comply with its title and a piano sonata whose third movement is commonly played during (*) funerals. This composer of the "Black Key" sonata and a namesake funeral march is better known for mazurkas, polonaises, and a work inspired by watching a dog chase its tail that is actually longer than sixty seconds. For 10 points, identify this composer of the Revolutionary Etude and the Minute Waltz.
This man's first published piano work was subtitled "Farewell to" his hometown, and was dedicated to Mademoiselle de Linde.
Frédéric Chopin