This composer’s piano arrangement of Nino Rota’s love theme from Zeffirelli’s film Romeo and Juliet succeeded the Beatles’ “Get Back” as Billboard’s #1 song. A 3/4 song by this composer begins with the melody “long C, short high G, F, [pause] E, eighth notes D - C - B-flat, long C.” An Ernest Dowson poem inspired the two run-on sentences that make up the lyrics to this composer’s song “The Days of (15[1]-5[1])Wine and (15[1])Roses.” The bass chromatically (15[1])ascends from C-sharp to a long (*) E in swung eighth notes to set up the saxophone melody of a theme by this (10[1])composer of the soundtrack to Peter (10[1])Gunn. Johnny (10[3])Mercer’s lyrics describe a “huckleberry friend” as “wider than a (10[1])mile” in a song this composer wrote for Audrey (10[2])Hepburn. For 10 points, name this Italian-American composer of (-5[1])the “Pink Panther (-5[1])Theme,” who (10[1])wrote “Moon River” for the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s. (0[3])■END■