For 10 points, name this Polish composer of the "Revolutionary Etude" and "Minute Waltz".
This man played his last public concert with Auguste Franchomme, the dedicatee of his G minor cello sonata. A piano work by this composer opens with a fortissimo dominant seventh chord followed by a descending sixteenth-note run in the left hand. Erik Satie's Dessicated Embryos parodies this man's (*) piano sonata number two in B-flat minor, which contains a famous funeral march. A D-flat major work in three-four time by this composer was inspired by a dog chasing its tail, and this man notably wrote a variety of polonaises, nocturnes, and mazurkas. For 10 points, name this Polish composer of the "Revolutionary Etude" and "Minute Waltz".
This man played his last public concert with Auguste Franchomme, the dedicatee of his G minor cello sonata.
Frédéric Chopin