"Let her among you without fault" and told to flee by Balstrode.
The Audience Songs appear in this man's opera for children titled The Little Sweep. In one work by this composer, a character sings to himself, "Now the Great Bear and Pleiades." That character is defended in the aria "Let her among you without fault" and told to flee by Balstrode. That work by this composer also sees John die after falling off a cliff, leading Mrs. Sedley and the villagers to hunt for the title character who eventually sinks his boat at sea. This composer also wrote a work introducing the instruments of the orchestra to children. For 10 points, identify this British composer of Peter Grimes, and The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra.
The Audience Songs appear in this man's opera for children titled The Little Sweep.
(Edward) Benjamin Britten