" Most famous for his preludes and nocturnes, for 10 points, identify this Polish-French composer of the "Minute Waltz."
This man composed a Grand Duo for piano and cello based on Meyerbeer's opera Robert the Devil, and eight of this man's works make up the Mikhael Folkine ballet blanc "Les Sylphides," and another work contains three repetitions of a D-flat Major melody interrupted by one in C sharp minor and is entitled "Raindrop," This man's second piano sonata alludes to Beethoven's 32nd sonata and is nicknamed "Funeral March," and the left hand rapidly plays a sequence of harmonic minor scales in "Revolutionary Etude." Most famous for his preludes and nocturnes, for 10 points, identify this Polish-French composer of the "Minute Waltz."
This man composed a Grand Duo for piano and cello based on Meyerbeer's opera Robert the Devil, and eight of this man's works make up the Mikhael Folkine ballet blanc "Les Sylphides," and another work contains three repetitions of a D-flat Major melody interrupted by one in C sharp minor and is entitled "Raindrop," This man's second piano sonata alludes to Beethoven's 32nd sonata and is nicknamed "Funeral March," and the left hand rapidly plays a sequence of harmonic minor scales in "Revolutionary Etude.
Frederic {Chopin} [or Fryderyk {Szopen}]