His works for piano duet include the Scenes from a Ball of his Opus 109 and the Pictures from the East.  His lesser-known works for solo piano include the Songs of the Morning, the Multicolored Pages, and a set of etudes "in the form of free variations" on the Allegretto from Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.  Better known are his third piano sonata, an F minor work which he called a "concerto without orchestra," and his Opus 13, the Symphonic Etudes.  His Opus 9 was a follow-up to his Papillons and ends with a march in which David puts the Philistines to flight.  FTP, name this composer of Carnaval and Kriesleriana who a
His works for piano duet include the Scenes from a Ball of his Opus 109 and the Pictures from the East.  His lesser-known works for solo piano include the Songs of the Morning, the Multicolored Pages, and a set of etudes "in the form of free variations" on the Allegretto from Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.  Better known are his third piano sonata, an F minor work which he called a "concerto without orchestra," and his Opus 13, the Symphonic Etudes.  His Opus 9 was a follow-up to his Papillons and ends with a march in which David puts the Philistines to flight.  FTP, name this composer of Carnaval and Kriesleriana who also wrote the Spring Symphony.
His works for piano duet include the Scenes from a Ball of his Opus 109 and the Pictures from the East.  
Robert Schumann