A composer with this surname was called “an eagle whose wings are grown” by his father and only oversaw 30 pieces published in his lifetime written while working in Lisbon. A composer with this surname developed the three-part Italian overture for his operas and composed oratorios such as La Giuditta (10[1])with librettos by his patron Cardinal Ottoboni. A piece by a composer with this surname begins with the ascending dotted quarter notes (-5[1])[read slowly] G, B-flat, E-flat, F-sharp, B-flat, C-sharp and was inspired by his (10[2])pet Pulcinella walking across (10[3])his keyboard. This surname is (10[1])shared by the founder (10[1])of the Neapolitan school of (10[3])opera, Alessandro, and (10[1])a composer whose “Cat’s Fugue” is one of 555 sonatas he wrote for harpsichord. For 10 points, give this surname of the baroque keyboard (10[1])composer (10[3]0[2])Domenico. ■END■