This genre and the ricercar were among Claudio Merulo’s significant innovations to transition keyboard music away from imitation of vocal styles. A composer’s note at the end of a piece in this genre reads “not without toil (15[1])will you reach the end,” which was included in the second of two books of these non-partita pieces by Girolamo Frescobaldi. (15[1])A piece in this genre unusually scored for trumpets opens Monteverdi’s opera (*) L’Orfeo. (10[1])A mordent on A followed by a (10[1])descending D (10[1])minor scale (-5[1])opens an organ piece in this genre (10[1])that was arranged for orchestra (10[1])by (-5[1])Leopold Stokowski to open Disney’s Fantasia. (10[2])For 10 points, name this genre whose name derives from the Italian for “touch” (10[1])and is paired with a (10[1])fugue in a (10[1])famous (10[1])D minor (10[1])piece by Bach. (10[1])■END■ (0[2])