" Scampering passagework over an E-flat minor ostinato characterizes his piece "Puck," which, along with the final waltz "Remembrance" and the "March of the Dwarves," is part of his collection of (*) Lyric Pieces for piano.
This composer wrote his own name into the theme of his Piano Sonata in E minor, and while he is not Chopin, he wrote a Ballade in G minor in the form of variations on a folk tune called "Mountain Song." Scampering passagework over an E-flat minor ostinato characterizes his piece "Puck," which, along with the final waltz "Remembrance" and the "March of the Dwarves," is part of his collection of (*) Lyric Pieces for piano. A timpani roll culminating in a crashing chord from the solo instrument open's this composer's only piano concerto. His most famous orchestral work includes a third-movement mazurka for strings and triangle called "Anitra's Dance," and it opens with a flute solo in E major and 6/8 time called "Morning Mood." For 10 points, this is what composer who depicted the hero being chased by the titular troll in "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from his incidental music to Peer Gynt?
This composer wrote his own name into the theme of his Piano Sonata in E minor, and while he is not Chopin, he wrote a Ballade in G minor in the form of variations on a folk tune called "Mountain Song.
Edvard {Grieg}