This country inspired a dark piano work with an opening triplet motif of [read slowly] D, C-sharp, F-sharp, then (10[1])long E-sharp. Paris’s Revue musicale popularized a composer from this country by publishing her salon piece “A Maiden’s Prayer.” A wind chorale consisting (10[1])of (10[1])three four-chord gestures opens the Piano Concerto No. 2 in E major by a composer born in (-5[1])this country who wrote the popular encore piece Étincelles (“ay-tan-SEL”). This country’s pianist Julian Fontana shared rooms with a composer who dedicated a piece to him written in one of this country’s five national (10[1]-5[2])dance forms. (10[1])An F-sharp minor Opus 44 “Tragic” piece in that form by a composer from (-5[2])this country is often grouped with (10[3])the “Military” (10[1])and (10[1])a (10[1])piece nicknamed (10[1])by George Sand, (10[7])the “Heroic.” For (10[3])10 points, (10[1])the mazurka is (10[1])a dance (10[1])from what (10[1])home country (10[1])of (10[1])Frédéric (10[4]0[1])Chopin? ■END■