For 10 points, name this French composer of the repetitive Bolero.
This composer often had his friend Ricardo Viñes debut his works as a soloist. He was inspired by a Liszt composition set at the Villa d'Este to musically depict water in one piano piece, and dedicated each movement of another piano piece to two friends who had died in World War I. This composer of Jeux d'eau and The Tombeau of Couperin included trombone glissandos at the end of another work, which used a constant snare (*) drum ostinato and originated as a ballet. For 10 points, name this French composer of the repetitive Bolero.
This composer often had his friend Ricardo Viñes debut his works as a soloist.
Joseph-Maurice {Ravel}