In his preface to one of his collections, this composer defended the twelfth-bar transition from C sharp to D flat in the second section of one of the pieces. The left hand constantly crosses over the right, creating the illusion of the title deformity, in this composer's piece "The Three Hands." This man composed several tambourins, the best-known of which is the penultimate movement of his suite in E minor. Under the opening notes "G, G, G, G, G, G, B flat, D," this man wrote the words "co co co co co co co dai," imit
In his preface to one of his collections, this composer defended the twelfth-bar transition from C sharp to D flat in the second section of one of the pieces. The left hand constantly crosses over the right, creating the illusion of the title deformity, in this composer's piece "The Three Hands." This man composed several tambourins, the best-known of which is the penultimate movement of his suite in E minor. Under the opening notes "G, G, G, G, G, G, B flat, D," this man wrote the words "co co co co co co co dai," imitating the (*) clucking of a hen. Princess Phani is courted by the rivals Don Carlos and Huascar, while a volcano erupts, in the Incas of Peru section of this composer's ballet-heroique Les indes galantes. One of this composer's operas ends with Jupiter decreeing that the protagonists can share their immortality, and another is based on a libretto by the composer's contemporary Jean Racine. For 10 points, name this baroque French composer of Castor et Pollux and Hippolyte et Aricie
In his preface to one of his collections, this composer defended the twelfth-bar transition from C sharp to D flat in the second section of one of the pieces.
Jean-Philippe Rameau