One of his pieces for piano-four-hands incorporates the "Kitty Waltz" and "Le Pas Espagnol" and was dedicated to the daughter of his Mistress Emma Bardac.
One of this man's works was originally written for orchestra alone but later rescored for chorus to a text by the cousin of his patroness Elisabeth Greffuhle. One of his pieces for piano-four-hands incorporates the "Kitty Waltz" and "Le Pas Espagnol" and was dedicated to the daughter of his Mistress Emma Bardac. He also wrote an Elegie in E minor for cello and orchestra, as well as incidental music to Maeterlink's Pelleas and Melisande from which he extracted a Sicilienne for flute, harp, and strings. His most popular choral work calls for a boy soprano in its Pie Jesu. Also famous for his opus 50 Pavane and the aforementioned Dolly Suite, for 10 points, name this teacher of Maurice Ravel who composed a notable Requiem in D Minor.
One of this man's works was originally written for orchestra alone but later rescored for chorus to a text by the cousin of his patroness Elisabeth Greffuhle.
Gabriel {Fauré}