An 1880 piece named for these objects draws on its composer’s operetta The Queen’s Lace Handkerchief for the slow theme “C, F, E, D” that opens its introduction. A phenomenally popular Irish song named for one of these objects is the basis for the last of Heinrich Ernst’s Six Polyphonic (10[1])Studies for solo violin. The best-known piano miniature from the collection Woodland Sketches by Edward MacDowell is named for one of these (10[1])objects. (10[2])A Johann Strauss Junior waltz is titled for [these (-5[1])objects] from the South. Each of four suitors present one of these objects to Princess Aurora in a namesake “adagio” (10[1])from Tchaikovsky’s ballet Sleeping Beauty. For 10 points, what type of flower (10[1])names a “Kavalier” in the title of a comic opera by Richard (10[1])Strauss? ■END■ (10[1])