FTP, name this composer of Gaspard de la nuit who also wrote a "Pavane for a dead princess."
This composer commented that he wanted to use the title "Divertissement" for a concerto because he thinks that concertos are "written not ‘for' but ‘against' the piano." That piece's "Allegramente" movement features a "blues" theme and opens with a whip crack. This composer wrote a piano work that begins with the cellos and double basses playing the background for an unusual contrabassoon solo. He uses a G-sharp arpeggio to depict ascending waves in the section " A Boat on the Ocean" of a piano work whose other parts include "The Valley of Bells" and "Night-Moths." This composer of Piano Concerto in G uses a recurring B-flat ostinato to represent tolling bells surrounding the corpse of a hanged man in a section called "Le Gibet." This composer of Miroirs was commissioned by Paul Wittgenstein to write a piano concerto for the left hand, and he depicted an evil dwarf in a section titled "Scarbo" designed to be more difficult than Islamey. FTP, name this composer of Gaspard de la nuit who also wrote a "Pavane for a dead princess."
This composer commented that he wanted to use the title "Divertissement" for a concerto because he thinks that concertos are "written not ‘for' but ‘against' the piano.
Maurice {Ravel}