This composer used a Charleston theme in his Concerto in F and used taxi horns in An American in Paris.
A bassoon announces the main theme in the first movement of a concerto by this composer, which opens with fanfare from the timpani and cymbals. That work by this composer features a third movement which was called an "orgy of sound" and recalls the first movement grandioso. Walter Damrosch frequently conducted premieres for this composer, who called for instruments such as the güira to (*) "take center stage" at the end of one of his overtures. This composer used a Charleston theme in his Concerto in F and used taxi horns in An American in Paris. For 10 points, name this composer who used a clarinet glissando to open Rhapsody in Blue.
A bassoon announces the main theme in the first movement of a concerto by this composer, which opens with fanfare from the timpani and cymbals.
George Gershwin