A composer with this first name wrote the forte motif “D C B-flat A” across two octaves, played twice under a held E, to open a final movement named for Jose Mas’s novel La Orgía. Another composer with this first name included a “Fanfare for the Cavalry of Naples” in a piece based on six dances by Gaspar Sanz. A final movement in mixed 3/4 and 2/4 by a composer with this first name, with the soloist starting in B before the orchestra enters in D, follows a second movement that starts with a written-out mordent on (*) F-sharp. The composer of Danzas Fantasticas shares this first name with the composer of Fantasia for a Gentleman and a concerto movement that begins with four arpeggiated (10[1])B minor chords before an English horn solo (10[1])and was excerpted in Sketches of Spain. For 10 points, give (-5[1])this first name common to composers Turina (10[1])and the composer of Concierto de Aranjuez, (-5[1])Rodrigo. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])