During a particularly rowdy Gustavo Dudamel performance of a dance extract by this composer, the trumpet section stood up and spun their instruments. An overture by this composer begins with a rest, two eighth-note F’s, and a leap up a seventh to a very long E-flat that resolves up to F. The Celebrant sings “A Simple Song” in this composer’s “theatre piece for singers, players, and dancers” titled Mass. The rising tritone motif E-flat, (10[1])A, B-flat features in a song by this composer. This composer’s only operetta features the coloratura aria (10[1])“Glitter and be Gay” (10[1])sung by Cunegonde. A “Mambo” is featured in a suite of “Symphonic Dances” from a musical by this composer, (10[1])which also includes orchestrations of the songs “Somewhere” and “Maria.” (10[1])For 10 points, name (10[2])this composer (10[1])of Candide and West Side Story. ■END■