A G minor piece by this composer opens on a Neapolitan chord (10[1])with both hands (10[1])playing the notes [read slowly] “long C, E-flat, A-flat, B-flat, C, A-flat.” A (10[2])posthumously published C-sharp minor piece by (10[2])this (-5[2])composer (10[1])contains (10[1])a (10[4])4-against-3 (10[3]-5[3])polyrhythm throughout. (10[3])Repeated A-flats imitate (-5[1])the title (10[2])weather phenomenon in a piece (10[1])by (10[9]-5[2])this composer. (10[2])As well as writing (10[1])a piece inspired by a (10[1])dog chasing (10[1]-5[1])its (10[9]-5[7])own (10[1]-5[1])tail, (-5[2])this (10[1])composer (10[1])wrote (10[1]-5[1])many pieces in a (10[1]-5[2])dance style from (-5[2])his (10[3]-5[2])home country, including ones subtitled “Military” (10[4])and “Heroic.” Despite (10[1]-5[1])its name, a (10[1])piece (-5[1])in 3/4 (“three four”) time by (10[1])this composer (10[2])takes longer than sixty seconds (10[3]-5[1])to (-5[1])perform. For (10[1])10 points, (-5[1])name this (10[2]-5[1])Polish (10[1])composer (10[1])of (10[10]-5[1])the (10[2])Fantaisie-Impromptu (10[1])and (10[3])Minute (10[33]0[16])Waltz. ■END■