Emilio de' Cavalieri wrote the first of these pieces, which pioneered “recitar cantando,” (15[1])and is titled Portrayal (15[1])of the Soul and the Body. (15[1])Hans Werner Henze arranged one of these pieces by Giacomo Carrisini, which inspired a later piece of this type that evokes Iphis. (-5[1])The section “From Arabia's spicy shores” appears in a piece of this type before the section “Ev'ry sight these eyes behold.” Organ and trombone feature in the (*) “Dead March” (10[1])from one of these pieces (10[1])after the deaths (10[2])of Jonathan and the title character. (10[1])Bagpipers (10[1])are depicted in the “Pifa” (10[1])section (10[1])of a piece (10[3])of this type (10[1])partly (10[1])by Charles Jennens. The “Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” (10[1]-5[1])appears in one of these pieces titled Solomon, written by a composer of another of them that repeats (10[1])“He shall reign (10[2])forever and ever.” (10[2])For 10 points, name this genre of Handel's (10[2]-5[1])Messiah. (10[2])■END■ (10[1]0[2])