A piece in this genre opens with rising pentatonic notes over a pedal G to depict a sunrise in a movement paired with a Danse Rustique. (15[1])Mathieu (15[1])Crickboom is the dedicatee (15[1])of a fifth work in this genre by a composer who commissioned a G (15[1])major piece in this genre from Guillaume (15[1])Lekeu (“luh-KUH”). A call-and-response on the quarter notes [read slowly] “B, (15[1])C-sharp, A, (15[1])G-sharp, F-sharp, long E" opens the finale of a piece in this genre after a “Recitative-Fantasia.” A single (15[1])“Ballade” movement is the third of (*) six pieces in (15[1])this genre (15[1])by a composer given one of these pieces (10[1])as a wedding present by (10[1])César (10[1])Franck. Those works by Eugène Ysaÿe (“ee-ZYE”) quote from Bach (-5[1])partitas for (10[3])the (10[3]-5[1])same (10[1])instrument, which (10[1])were paired (10[1])with works in (10[1])this (10[1]-5[1])genre. For 10 points, (-5[2])name this (-5[1])chamber genre scored for the smallest string instrument. ■END■ (-5[1])