A composer from this country wrote Der Wald, the (15[1])first Met-produced opera by a woman, and conducted her (15[1])opera The Wreckers from prison. (15[1]-5[1])The monodrama (15[1])Eight Songs for a Mad (15[1])King is by (15[1])a (15[1])composer (15[2])from this (15[1])country (15[1])who was inspired by a Renaissance composer for the opera Taverner. A composer from this country wrote an all-male opera and cast his (15[1])life partner in the lead tenor (15[2])role. (15[1]-5[1])In (15[1])an (-5[1])opera (15[1])from this (15[1])country, (15[4])a transfixed (15[2])boy (15[1])shouts “Malo!” (15[1])during quotations (15[2])of a twelve-note (*) “Screw” theme. A composer from this country (-5[1])wrote (10[1])the aria “Now the Great (10[1])Bear and Pleiades” (10[1])and Four Sea (10[1])Interludes (10[3])for an opera following (10[2])a rustic fisherman. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[2])name this home country (10[1])of (10[1])Ethel Smyth (“smaith”), Peter Maxwell Davies, (10[3])and the composer of Peter (10[1])Grimes, (10[1])Benjamin (10[2])Britten. (10[4])■END■ (10[4])