This composer wrote pieces subtitled "Aeolian Harp," "Winterwind," and "Tristesse."
One of this composer's works features only sixteen measures of the second theme in the dominant key of D-flat major and, except for measure sixty-six, is played only using the black keys of the piano. One of his works, sometimes called "The Shepherd Boy," got another nickname from Robert Schumann. This composer wrote pieces subtitled "Aeolian Harp," "Winterwind," and "Tristesse." This composer tried to depict a dog chasing its tail in a piece that oddly takes about ninety seconds to play titled The Minute Waltz. For 10 points, name this piano virtuoso who wrote The Revolutionary Etude and many mazurkas and polonaises. 
One of this composer's works features only sixteen measures of the second theme in the dominant key of D-flat major and, except for measure sixty-six, is played only using the black keys of the piano.
Frederic {Chopin}