In a work by this composer, Don Urbano courts the title character, who is revealed to be Don Clemente's adopted daughter. This composer of Clementina wrote a rondo whose E-major section is interrupted by the first cello playing G major, then by violin arpeggios over a G pedal point. This composer's string quintet in D major uses bird calls, giving it the nickname "Aviary." Friedrich (10[1])Grützmacher altered this composer's B-flat (10[1])major ninth cello concerto. This composer wrote nine guitar quintets, including one nicknamed "Fandango." While at the Court of Luis Antonio, this composer depicted a soldier's drum and street singers in his Night Music (-5[1])in the Streets of Madrid. The third (-5[1])movement of this composer's String Quintet in E major is often played as a standalone piece. For 10 points, name this Italian composer of the "Celebrated Minuet." ■END■ (10[3]0[3])