Although the movement was originally published as "Marche funèbre", Chopin changed its title to simply "Marche" in his corrections of the first Paris edition. In addition, whenever Chopin wrote about this movement in his letters, he referred to it as a "march" instead of a "funeral march". Kallberg believes Chopin's removal of the adjective "funèbre" was possibly motivated by his contempt for descriptive labels of his music. After his London publisher Wessel & Stapleton added unauthorised titles to Chopin's works, including "The Infernal Banquet" to his first scherzo in B minor (Op. 20), the composer, in a letter to Fontana, wrote: