This composer of Rapsodie Espagnole wrote a ballet whose second orchestral suite contains the popular "danse generale".  
One of his works calls for the lead melody to be played by two hand horns in G, while he wrote a notable piano work which contains such sections as "The Valley of the Bells" and "A Boat on the Ocean".  In addition to Pavane For a Dead Princess and Mirrors, he wrote an orchestral rhapsody whose third section is an orchestration of a habanera and whose second section is supposed to resemble a fandango.  This composer of Rapsodie Espagnole wrote a ballet whose second orchestral suite contains the popular "danse generale".  For 10 points—name this composer of Daphnis et Chloé, who wrote a work in which an ostinato rhythm is repeated on the snare drum throughout the work, his Boléro.
One of his works calls for the lead melody to be played by two hand horns in G, while he wrote a notable piano work which contains such sections as "The Valley of the Bells" and "A Boat on the Ocean".  
Maurice {Ravel}