A composer with this first name had his Jamaican Rumba and Storm Clouds Cantata included in Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much. The Royal Ballet regularly performed Checkmate (-5[1])by a composer with this first name (15[1])known for his A Colour Symphony. The Irish Symphony (15[2])is an orchestral work by a composer (-5[1])with this first name whose songs include “The Lost Chord” and “Onward, Christian Soldiers.” (15[1])This first name (15[1])of composers surnamed Benjamin and (-5[1])(*) Bliss (10[2]-5[2])is shared by a composer (10[1])who nicknamed his third symphony Liturgique (-5[1])and wrote a “mathematical acceleration of rhythm” inspired by a steam locomotive. (10[1])That Swiss (-5[1])member of (-5[1])Les (-5[1])Six (10[1])with this first name wrote Pacific (-5[1])231. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, give this (10[1])first name shared by a composer surnamed Honegger (10[1])and W. S. Gilbert’s (-5[1])collaborator (10[1])on The Pirates of Penzance. (10[3])■END■ (10[2]0[7])