The first movement of a piece inspired by this country’s music features a repeated F, E, D, C-sharp theme and is (15[1])titled “Prelude to the night.” That piece inspired by this country’s music was premiered at the 1909 Proms and concludes with a 6/8 fourth movement titled “Festival.” In a work titled for this country, the solo violinist opens with the phrase A, A, up to long E, followed by a near repetition of the phrase an octave higher. (15[1])Despite only visiting (15[1])this country for a few hours, (15[1])the second movement of Claude Debussy’s (*) Estampes (-5[1])is inspired by music from this country and is titled for an “evening” in one of its cities. A “symphonie” by Edouard Lalo titled for this country (10[2])was written for this country’s violinist Pablo de Sarasate. For 10 points, name this home country of composers like Manuel de Falla and dances (10[1])like the Fandango and Bolero. (0[1])■END■