This is the home country of a composer whose first piece, Verblendungen (“fehr-BLEND-oon-ghen”), contrasts diverse orchestral sounds with a tape consisting of only two violin sounds. That composer from this country used many extended cello techniques in the solo piece Sept Papillons (“SET pah-pee-YONE”) and the symphonic work …à la Fumée. (10[1])A composer-conductor from this country has composed over 350 single-movement symphonies that are about 20 minutes long, whose structures are inspired by the C major seventh symphony (10[1])by an earlier composer from this country. The Met’s first production (10[1])of a female-written opera in over a century was a composer from this country’s L’Amour de loin (“la-MOOR duh LWAN”). A composer from this country explored its mythology in works like Kullervo and The Swan of Tuonela. (10[1])For 10 points, name this country home to Kaija Saariaho (“KYE-yah SAH-ree-ah-ho”) and Jean Sibelius. ■END■ (10[2])