A repeating motif in one work by this composer is a descending perfect fourth, followed by a perfect fifth.
A repeating motif in one work by this composer is a descending perfect fourth, followed by a perfect fifth. The first movement in that work by this composer, marked modéré, opens in F-sharp minor and immediately precedes a minuet. A series of arpeggios and arabesques occupy the pianist in a composition by this creator of Sonatine. Joseph de Marliave is commemorated with the vif 2/4 toccata, opening with sixteen sixteenth-note E's, of his Le (*) tombeau de Couperin. This composer of Jeux d'eau described a scene beginning with three nymph statues that later perform a "religious dance" in his ballet Daphnis et Chloé. A prominent snare drum ostinato features in his most famous work. For 10 points, name this composer of Boléro.
A repeating motif in one work by this composer is a descending perfect fourth, followed by a perfect fifth.
Joseph-Maurice Ravel