This composer included a polacca and a minuet in a set of five “country dances” for violin and piano. At age nine, this composer wrote an entirely pizzicato duo for violin and cello titled Water Droplets. (10[1])This composer used a question-and-answer motif in the violin and cello to open a five-movement string quartet in D minor, which concludes with a furious folk dance. During his nearly thirty-year retirement, (10[1])this composer made a string orchestra and timpani orchestration of his Andante (10[1])festivo for string (10[1])quartet. (10[2])A piece by this composer depicts a sick woman who dances more and more (10[1])energetically before Death arrives (-5[1])at her door. (10[1])This composer (10[1])vowed to give up drinking in 1908, (10[1])a year before the publication (-5[1])of his Voces intimae (10[1])quartet. (10[1])This composer published two extracts from music for the play Kuolema as a “Scene with Cranes” (10[1])and a “Valse Triste.” (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[1])name this composer (10[1])of Finlandia. (10[3])■END■ (10[4])