The last movement of the "First Year: Switzerland" section of Franz Liszt's Années de pèlerinage [Ahn-NAY duh PAY-lair-in-azh] is a piece in this genre called “The Bells of Geneva.” A Prelude and piece in this genre for the left hand make up Scriabin’s Opus 9. The notes “B-flat, C, D-flat, A, B-flat, G-flat” open the first in a set of three pieces in this genre dedicated to Marie (-5[1])Pleyel. Míceál [ME-hall] O’Rourke recorded 21 pieces in this genre by a composer who studied under Muzio Clementi. The second of those pieces in (15[1])this genre in (*) E-flat major opens with the right hand rising from B-flat to G and is (15[1])in 12/8 time. The (15[1])Irish (-5[1])composer John Field is known for his piano works (-5[1])in this genre, which inspired Frédéric Chopin’s opuses 15, 27, and (10[1]-5[1])9, (10[1]-5[1])many of which are (10[1])marked (10[1])“Lento.” For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this musical (10[1])genre popular (10[1])during the Romantic era, intended to evoke the night. ■END■