A catalogue of a composer with this surname by Lothar Perger includes his Symphony No. 28, which ends with a fugato finale. That composer with this surname wrote the St. Francis Mass for the name day of a monarch who was impressed by that composer’s Missa Hispanica. In 1961, Oldřich Pulkert discovered a C major cello concerto by a composer with this surname written (-5[1])before his second in D major. Along with Johann Nepumuk Hummel, a composer with this surname wrote a concerto for Anton (*) Weidinger after he developed the keyed trumpet. Joseph Bologne commissioned a set (-5[1])of six orchestral works named for “Paris” from a composer with this surname who also wrote a (10[1])“London” group, which includes the (-5[1])“Drumroll” and “Surprise.” (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])give this surname of the “Father of the Symphony,” Franz Joseph. ■END■ (10[3]0[2])