This composer hired J.G.I Breitkopf (“BRIGHT-kahf”) to help him self-publish his music and created the music periodical The Faithful Music Master. This composer’s brief tenure in Poland inspired the polonaise that ends his Ouverture-Suite in A minor, (15[1])which showcases the recorder. This composer used (15[1])sonata da chiesa (“kee-AY-zuh”) form for his four-movement (-5[1])Viola Concerto (-5[1])in G major. (15[2])This Kapellmeister in Hamburg (-5[1])was succeeded (-5[1])by (*) C.P.E. (-5[1])Bach, (-5[1])who was (10[1])this (10[1])composer's godson. (10[2])A lengthy three-part (10[1])collection by this composer (10[1])contains an overture, quartet, concerto, trio sonata, solo sonata, and conclusion in each part and was meant to be played during mealtimes. (10[1])Like his close (10[1])friend Handel, (10[2])this composer wrote a piece called (10[1])Water Music. (10[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name (-5[1])this prolific German baroque composer (-5[2])of a 1733 (10[1])Tafelmusik. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[11])