In his original wind ensemble version of one piece, this composer crossed out a serpent part that was intended to accompany a contrabassoon. The second part of a piece by this composer features a lively 3/4 (“three-four”) dance that accompanies the lyric “And all the people rejoiced.” This composer rescored one suite for full orchestra for a concert at the Foundling Hospital, despite a prior request for “no fiddles.” That suite by this composer follows its “La Paix” (10[1])(“pay”) movement with the (10[1])boisterous (10[2])“La Réjouissance” (10[1])(“rage-wee-SAWNS”). An oft-excerpted Alla Hornpipe movement by this composer (10[1])is from the second of three suites that he wrote for a floating concert on the River Thames. (10[1])For 10 points, name (10[1])this composer of Water Music and Music for the Royal (10[1])Fireworks. ■END■