A composer from this country wrote a set of fourteen harpsichord pieces ending with the March of the Scythians. A composer from this country wrote for “low (-5[1])trumpet” in his D major Te Deum, one of his six settings of the (-5[1])hymn. In this country, a composer (15[1])described the first (15[1])instance of Common Practice harmonic analysis, “fundamental (-5[1])bass,” in his Treatise on (15[2])Harmony. (15[1])Eight (15[1])unmeasured preludes by a composer from this country accompany a treatise called The (*) Art of Playing the (10[4])Harpsichord. A (10[1])composer from (10[1])this country conducted by hitting the ground with his (10[1])staff (10[2])until he stabbed himself in the foot and died (10[1])of (10[1])gangrene. The third movements of Classical symphonies were based on a dance from this country, the (10[1])minuet. For (10[1])10 points, name this home country (10[1])of (10[1])Jean-Philippe Rameau and François Couperin. ■END■