Edvard Grieg used this genre to label pieces called Scenes from Country Life. A “lyric” type of this genre subtitles Carl Nielsen’s cantata Springtime in Funen. Two opus numbers unusually split (-5[1])Sibelius’s suite of six short pieces in this genre for violin and orchestra. (10[1])The melody [read slowly] F-sharp G-sharp (10[1])A G-sharp A (10[1])begins (10[1])the lyrical, F-sharp minor B-section (10[2])of a piano piece (10[1])in this genre, which begins with a skipping rhythm in the enharmonic parallel major. An unusually sprawling, multi-movement B-flat major piano work in this genre ends with an allegro movement titled “To the Resolution” and is by Robert Schumann. A frequently transcribed G-flat major piece in this genre (10[1])is the seventh of eight pieces in this genre by Antonín Dvořák (10[2])based on themes written in New York. (-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this Romantic genre often used for short pieces that feature wit and (10[1])comedy. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[6])