This composer used two staves for one cello to accompany itself in his third cello suite, which ends with the Russian Kontakion hymn. (10[1])A namesake 12-tone theme ascends during Act 1 and descends during Act 2 in a chamber opera by this composer in which a boy sings a trancelike aria on the word “Malo.” He’s not Nielsen, but this composer turned his youthful piano pieces into his alliterative Simple Symphony for string orchestra. (10[4])This composer wrote a Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings (10[1])for his partner Peter (10[1])Pears (“peers”), for whom he also wrote the aria “Strange Meeting.” This composer excerpted his pieces “Dawn,” “Sunday Morning,” “Moonlight,” and “Storm” as a set of “sea” interludes from an opera about a disgraced fisherman. For 10 points, name this composer of the War Requiem and Peter Grimes. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])