Which of these works might be said to possess the quality of terribilità—a fearsome power often attributed to Pope Julius II?

What does the "Op. 66" after the Fantaisie-Impromptu by Chopin signify?

A) the 66th fantasie-impromptu composed by Chopin B) the number of the track on the recording C) a numbered chronological system Chopin used to catalog his compositions D) a person named Opermeyer who catalogued Chopin's works

____ became a student at the Paris Conservatory at the age of ten, lived a bohemian life, and in spite of achieving public recognition as an outstanding composer, was hounded by personal crises and debt until his/her death from cancer in 1918

A) Lili Boulanger B) Erik Satie C) Gabriel Fauré D) Claude Debussy