Witold Lutoslawski wrote 5 works for clarinet and piano in a "dance" variety of this form.
Witold Lutoslawski wrote 5 works for clarinet and piano in a "dance" variety of this form. Frank Martin's sixth work in this genre uses the "BACH" motif and is marked "andante grazioso" and "dolce leggiero"; that piece is among the eight he composed in this genre.  "Song of Ecstacy in a Sad Landscape" and "Bells of Anguish and Tears of Farewell" are among the eight by Olivier Messiaen, while Charles-Valentin Alkan's Opus 31 is a collection of works of this type and includes a piece called "The Song of the Madwoman on the Sea Shore." Rachmaninov collected ten of them in his Opus 23 and thirteen of them in his Opus 32, though he also wrote a work of this type that is the second piece in his opus 3 Morceaux de Fantaisie and is in C-sharp minor. One collection of them begins with a work marked Agitato in C Major and ends with a work in D minor, thus ascending the circle of fifths across a group of pieces that includes "Raindrop." For 10 points, name this type of work, twenty four of which constitute Chopin's Opus 28.
Witold Lutoslawski wrote 5 works for clarinet and piano in a "dance" variety of this form.
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