This composer of Ma mere l'oye was influenced by Gershwin in his two piano concertos, one of which was written for Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right hand in World War II, and his most famous work begins with flute over snare drum, alternates between two melodies, and repetitively crescendos to a coda featuring trombone glissandi.
His solo piano works include a suite for the Godebski children, which uses the pentatonic scale in a movement inspired by The Green Serpent as well as, Jeux d'eau, which was dedicated to his teacher Gabriel Faure.  This composer of Ma mere l'oye was influenced by Gershwin in his two piano concertos, one of which was written for Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right hand in World War II, and his most famous work begins with flute over snare drum, alternates between two melodies, and repetitively crescendos to a coda featuring trombone glissandi. Composer of the ballets La Valse and Daphnis and Chloe, for 10 points name this creator of Bolero.
His solo piano works include a suite for the Godebski children, which uses the pentatonic scale in a movement inspired by The Green Serpent as well as, Jeux d'eau, which was dedicated to his teacher Gabriel Faure.  
Maurice {Ravel}