This composer included a poem apostrophizing a "contented river" in the score of one work. One of his works features seven exchanges between increasingly atonal flutes and a solo trumpet. Another has a first movement based on a theme found in "Old Black Joe" and "Jesus Loves Me." He ended his second symphony with a dissonant (*) "Bronx cheer." This composer had the woodwinds seek "The Invisible Answer" in the aforementioned The Unanswered Question. His second piano sonata has sections named for The Alcotts and Emerson a
This composer included a poem apostrophizing a "contented river" in the score of one work. One of his works features seven exchanges between increasingly atonal flutes and a solo trumpet. Another has a first movement based on a theme found in "Old Black Joe" and "Jesus Loves Me." He ended his second symphony with a dissonant (*) "Bronx cheer." This composer had the woodwinds seek "The Invisible Answer" in the aforementioned The Unanswered Question. His second piano sonata has sections named for The Alcotts and Emerson and is called the Concord Sonata. Putnam's Camp and The Housatonic at Stockbridge are movements of another of his works. For 10 points, name this American composer of Three Places in New England.
This composer included a poem apostrophizing a "contented river" in the score of one work.
Charles Edward {Ives}