During a stay at a Roman monastery following the deaths of two of his children, this composer spent four years writing his massive (10[1])Christus oratorio. A saint from Paola who was refused passage across the Strait of Messina inspired one of this composer’s two Légendes (10[1])(“lay-ZHOND”). A collection by Alphonse de Lamartine inspired a piano cycle (10[1])by this (10[1])composer that includes a (10[1])contemplative F-sharp major “Benediction of God in Solitude.” A quote (10[1])from the Gospel of John (10[1])is written in the middle of a piano piece from this composer’s Années de (10[4])pèlerinage (10[6]-5[1])(“ah-NAY duh pell-ree-NAHZH”). This (10[1])composer (10[1]-5[1])was often called “Abbé” after his ordination as a priest, (-5[2])which occurred a decade after the triumphs (-5[1])of his Dante (-5[1])Symphony and Liebesträume (10[5])(“LEE-bus-troy-muh”). For 10 points, (10[1])name this devout composer (10[1])and piano virtuoso from (10[1])Hungary (10[2])who inspired a namesake (10[1])“mania.” (10[1])■END■ (10[10])