Title: Flower (video game)
Content:  The music for Flower was created by Vincent Diamante, a video game music composer and professor at the University of Southern California's Interactive Media Division. He had previously scored the music for Chen's first game Cloud (2005), and Dyadin (2005), when he and Chen were both at the University of Southern California. He worked directly with the development team to integrate the music into the game by adjusting the placements of flowers and the tones that each type played when they were reached. He did this by harmonizing the gameplay with the music, and adjusting the music dynamically to correspond to changes in the game world. 
Title: Marius Flothuis
Content:  As a composer, Flothuis remained largely self-taught. He first composed in a relatively conservative language. It was only in the 1960s that he broke away from this style and followed his personal intuition. Flothuis' catalog contains more than a hundred opus numbers. Flothuis recognized his marked preference for French composers like Debussy and Ravel. His compositions, in almost all genres, have little to do with the turbulence of contemporary classical music. His music conveys rather subtle and concisely expressed universal values, attuned to a classical balance. Until the end of his life, Flothuis took an active part in Dutch musical life.
Title: Flohwalzer
Content:  Despite its name, the piece is not a waltz in triple meter, as it has a time signature in duple meter. The composer is unknown. A parody of musicology writing by Eric Baumann attributes the piece to Ferdinand Loh, but this is obviously a joke ("F. Loh" = Floh, flea in German). The piece is notated in the key of G-flat major, because most of its notes are played on black keys in those keys, makes the fingering easier.
Title: Flower and Hawk
Content:  Flower and Hawk is a monodrama for soprano and orchestra with music and libretto composed by Carlisle Floyd. It runs about 45 minutes. Flower and Hawk was Floyd's seventh opera. It had its premiere on May 16, 1972, with Phyllis Curtin and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Willis Page. The production was directed by Frank Corsaro.
Title: Otto Floersheim
Content:  His orchestral compositions include a "Prelude and Fugue," which was played in New York City under the direction of Theodore Thomas; "Alla Marcia," which was produced under Frank van der Stucken; a symphonic poem called Consolation, which was performed by the principal musical societies in the United States; and a piano composition with orchestra and organ accompaniment entitled Elevation, which was produced in Brooklyn under the direction of Anton Seidl. Another work for orchestra is Scherzo.
Title: Francisco Flores del Campo
Content:  A sore throat prevented him from keep singing, but this allowed him to focus on musical composition, in which he was prolific. Of the 150 registered works he penned, many of them have been successfully recorded by Chilean and foreign artists. One of his best-known works is the musicalization of the work La pergola de las flores by the Chilean author Isidora Aguirre, a musical comedy released in 1960, and set in Santiago in the late 1920s. Flores del Campo composed the music in function of the rhythms in vogue of those years, adding to it melodies from Chilean folk music. In this way, he incorporated rhythms such as charleston, waltz ("Yo vengo de San Rosendo" or "Campo lindo"), cuecas ("La revolta"), tango-habanera ("Je suis Pierre") and tonada ("Tonada de medianoche").
Title: Flory Jagoda
Content:  Flory Jagoda (born Flora Papo; December 21, 1923 – January 29, 2021) was a Bosnian Jewishborn American guitarist, composer and singer-songwriter. She was known for her composition and interpretation of Sephardic songs, Judeo-Espanyol (Ladino) songs and the Bosnian folk ballads, sevdalinka.
Title: Chloe Flower
Content:  Chloe Won (born August 6, 1985) who is known professionally as Chloe Flower is an American composer, writer, producer and classical pianist. She studied at Manhattan School of Music Pre-College and later at The Juilliard School.
Title: Flou
Content: Ariel Insfrán - (guitar 2000/2002) ; Ariel Sandoval - (drums 1997/2006) 
Title: The House of Flowers (TV series)
Content:  The series' music supervisor was Lynn Fainchtein and the composer was Yamil Rezc; both previously worked with Caro on Tales of an Immoral Couple. Fainchtein explained that since a lot of teamwork is involved with film and television music production, she tries to only work with people she knows, having produced music for Caro for many years. Caro told iHeartRadio that "music became an important part of The House of Flowers, because, what is a funeral without Pau singing 'muévelo, muévelo, qué sabroso'?" Rezc composed the series' theme, also called "La Casa de las Flores", as well as its incidental music. Working closely with Caro for the show, Rezc has been described as "the specialist who identifies [from Caro's story] the 

Question: Who was the composer of flOw?
Answer: Austin Wintory.