Gloucestershire [GLOSS-ter-sher] Cathedral in his native England flies the Stars and Stripes in his honor. Kind of unusual, when you think that his one surviving work was once the national anthem of Luxembourg. He himself was more hedonist than nationalist, though, and wrote that melody to serve as the "constitutional song" of his drinking society. For ten points, name the composer of that "To Ana
Gloucestershire [GLOSS-ter-sher] Cathedral in his native England flies the Stars and Stripes in his honor. Kind of unusual, when you think that his one surviving work was once the national anthem of Luxembourg. He himself was more hedonist than nationalist, though, and wrote that melody to serve as the "constitutional song" of his drinking society. For ten points, name the composer of that "To Anacreon, in Heaven," the music of which you might recognize as "The Star-Spangled Banner".
Gloucestershire [GLOSS-ter-sher] Cathedral in his native England flies the Stars and Stripes in his honor.