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Johann Friedrich Franz Burgmüller was a German-born French composer and pianist who lived during the Romantic era. He was born on December 4, 1806, in Regensburg, Germany, and later moved to Paris, where he spent most of his life.

One interesting fact about Burgmüller is that he composed a set of three piano pieces titled "Trois Nocturnes" or "Three Nocturnes." One of these pieces is titled "Inquiétude," which translates to "Uneasiness" or "Anxiety" in English. The Nocturnes are characterized by their lyrical and expressive melodies, and "Inquiétude" is known for its emotive and reflective qualities.

Burgmüller's compositions often reflect the influences of the Romantic period, featuring expressive melodies, dynamic contrasts, and a sense of emotional depth. The "Trois Nocturnes" showcase his ability to convey a range of moods through his music, making them notable pieces in his repertoire.