One of these pieces begins with the right hand holding B flat, then playing B flat twice staccato, and so on, sounding a "trumpet call.
Composer and piece type required. Two of these pieces were unearthed by Byron Janis in 1967. One of these pieces begins with the right hand holding B flat, then playing B flat twice staccato, and so on, sounding a "trumpet call." One of these pieces begins in the right hand with a held A-flat note, followed by repeating the pattern G, A-flat, C, B-flat. They're not by Scarlatti, but a passage in one of these pieces stems from the keys pressed by the composer's (*) cat after it jumped onto the piano. Stravinsky produced an orchestral arrangement of one of these pieces in E-flat major, known as the "Grande" [this kind of piece] "Brilliante," for the ballet Les Sylphides. The best-known of these pieces is in D-flat major, is the first of the composer's opus 64, is dedicated to Countess Delfina Potocka, and was inspired by the composer watching a little dog chasing its tail. For 10 points, name these pieces, such as a "Minute" one, that were written in 3/4 time by a prolific Polish composer.
Composer and piece type required. Two of these pieces were unearthed by Byron Janis in 1967.
waltzes by Frederic Chopin [or Chopin valses; or Frederic Francois Chopin waltzes; or Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin waltzes; prompt on partial answer]