For 10 points, name this composer of the oratorios Israel in Egypt, Solomon, and Messiah.
In one vocal work by this composer, a rage aria for bass suddenly breaks off after three bars of what seemed to be its middle section, as a two-octave descending scale for strings depicts the singer hurling his spear. Dotted-rhythm figures in E-flat major are exchanged between the violin sections to depict the leaping of the title animals in this composer's alto aria, "Their land brought forth frogs". Two obbligato flutes join the violins in imitating birds in a G-major chorus by him called "May no rash intruder", which is also known as the (*) "Nightingale Chorus", and which appears in a work by him whose third act opens with a sinfonia called "The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba". This composer, who included a "Dead March" in his oratorio Saul, wrote a work that includes a chorus that repeats "and he shall reign for ever and ever". For 10 points, name this composer of the oratorios Israel in Egypt, Solomon, and Messiah.
In one vocal work by this composer, a rage aria for bass suddenly breaks off after three bars of what seemed to be its middle section, as a two-octave descending scale for strings depicts the singer hurling his spear.
Georg Frideric Handel