This composer hired J.G.I Breitkopf (“BRIGHT-kahf”) to help him self-publish his music and created the music periodical The Faithful Music Master. This composer’s brief tenure in Poland inspired the polonaise that ends his Ouverture-Suite in A minor, which showcases the recorder. This composer used sonata da chiesa (“kee-AY-zuh”) form for his four-movement Viola Concerto in G major. This Kapellmeister in Hamburg was succeeded by (*) C.P.E. Bach, who was this (10[1])composer's godson. A lengthy three-part collection by this composer contains an overture, quartet, concerto, trio sonata, solo sonata, and conclusion in each part and was meant to be played during mealtimes. Like his close friend Handel, this composer wrote a piece called Water Music. For 10 points, (-5[1])name this prolific German baroque composer of a 1733 Tafelmusik. (10[1])■END■ (0[2])