This composer included the direction “slithering” and quoted the Dies Irae in a movement written after visiting the Butantan Institute’s snake farm, which this composer included in his Brazilian Impressions. (10[1])French horns play (10[1])a long-short-long rhythm on G to imitate conchs in a movement by this composer that depicts a dance of naiads and tritons. (10[1])Transcriptions of lute pieces (10[1])by (-5[1])Renaissance composers (10[3])like Vincenzo Galilei appear in this composer’s three sets (10[1])of Ancient Airs and Dances. (10[2])Six (10[2])buccine (10[1])(“boo-CHEE-nay”) feature (10[1])in a piece by this composer, who instructs the clarinet to play “like a dream” in a solo that precedes a phonograph recording of a nightingale. (10[2])Tone poems by this (-5[1])composer depict four fountains (10[1])in the title city (10[2])and trees (10[1])along the Appian Way. (10[3]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this Italian composer of The Pines (10[1])of Rome. ■END■ (10[6]0[6])