After moving to this modern-day country, Charles Theodore Pachelbel, the son of Johann, opened a music school (15[1])and wrote organ music. This country’s (15[1])Choristers Companion includes the piece “Green Field.” The Singing Master's Assistant contains a piece from this country whose lyrics depict a “trembling fear” that “seized all the guilty world around.” England and this country popularized “fuguing tunes,” (15[1])which inspired the “When Jesus (15[1])Wept” movement of a 1956 (*) “Triptych” and are (10[1])used in this (-5[1])country’s Sacred Harp style. (10[6])The hymn (10[1])“Africa” (10[1]-5[1])is (10[1])by William Billings, who led a school of “tunesmiths” in this country whose second iteration included Amy Beach. (10[1])The ballad opera (10[1])The Disappointment quotes a tune from this country (-5[1])about a man who “stuck a feather in his cap.” (10[1])For 10 points, (10[2])name this country whose early composers made arrangements of ■END■