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.
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}