His scores instruct that one of his works be repeated 840 times and that another be played "perpetually." His other works include his Furniture Music, a song called Je te veux, and a Bureaucratic Sonatina. The program notes to one of this composer's works coined the term "su
His scores instruct that one of his works be repeated 840 times and that another be played "perpetually." His other works include his Furniture Music, a song called Je te veux, and a Bureaucratic Sonatina. The program notes to one of this composer's works coined the term "surrealism;" that work was the scandalous ballet Parade. This man's most famous compositions, a set of three piano pieces published in 1898, were orchestrated by his friend Debussy and named after an ancient Greek festival. FTP, name this French pianist who wrote the "Gymnopedies."
His scores instruct that one of his works be repeated 840 times and that another be played "perpetually."
Erik {Satie}