This composer used a key change from C to E to signal the moment at which knives are drawn by rowdy tavern-goers in one piece.
This composer used a key change from C to E to signal the moment at which knives are drawn by rowdy tavern-goers in one piece. An ostinato of unchanging pitch appears in the "Scarbo" section from one of his piano compositions. He deleted the fifth promenade when he orchestrated Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, and he became notorious for a work which (*) repeats the same melody over and over again, with increasing volume, representing a woman dancing on a table. For 10 points, name this French composer of Bolero.
This composer used a key change from C to E to signal the moment at which knives are drawn by rowdy tavern-goers in one piece.
Maurice {Ravel}