A Prix de Rome winner with this first name used Basque dance forms in his incidental music for Ramuntcho and conducted the Colonne (“co-LUN”) Orchestra, with whom (15[1])he premiered Stravinsky’s Firebird. A composer with this first name claimed “all those who are not Beethoven” are afraid of writing string quartets and finished his own quartet shortly before dying in 1924. The proto-impressionist (15[1])Ernest Fanelli (“air-NAY fah-nuh-LEE”) was promoted by a prolific composer of organ and harp music with this first name and the last name (*) Pierné. After the Ravel affair, a professor with this first name reformed the Paris Conservatoire. That composer with this first name wrote a suite for piano four-hands inspired by the daughter (10[1]-5[1])of his lover Emma Bardac, (10[1])which includes a berceuse (10[1])and a “Kitty-Valse.” For 10 (10[1])points, a composer with what first name wrote the Dolly (10[1])Suite? (10[2])■END■