In a piano concerto from this country, the palm (-5[1])and fingers are represented on different staves before the music erupts into cluster chords played with the entire arm. A composer from this country (15[1])used the letters in (15[1])“Bloomington Symphony Orchestra” for the main theme of the symphony Angel of Light. (15[3]-5[1])During (15[1])a 30-year (15[3])silence, (15[3])a composer from this country (15[1])emerged (15[1])to conduct his Andante (15[1])festivo on a 1939 radio broadcast. (15[1])That composer from this country wrote a fifth symphony (15[1])featuring a noble, triple-time (*) horn theme inspired by swan calls. (10[3])Cantus Arcticus (10[6])is from this (-5[1])country, (10[3])as well as a single-movement (10[1])seventh symphony (10[1])that uses a theme named for the composer’s wife Aino. (10[4])For 10 points, (10[1])Tapiola and The (-5[1])Lemminkäinen (10[1])Suite (10[2])are inspired by the myth of what home country of Einojuhani Rautavaara (10[1]-5[1])(“AY-no-yoo-hah-nee RAO-tuh-vah-ruh”) and (10[2])Jean Sibelius? ■END■ (10[5])