In a piece by this composer, flutes play increasing atonal melodies as responses to seven notes played by a trumpet.
Gender scholars like Judith Tick cite this composer's quip that Impressionism was "easy music for the sissies" and obsessive opposition to "feminine" music as evidence of misogyny. The ending of a piece by this composer was described as strings "quietly prolonging" a G major triad "into eternity." "The Rock Strewn Hills" is the setting of the second movement of this composer's Orchestral Set No. 2. In a piece by this composer, flutes play increasing atonal melodies as responses to seven notes played by a trumpet. A pastiche of Civil War songs makes up much of a movement that this composer set at "The Saint-Gaudens," which is followed by one at "Putnam's Camp." For 10 points, name this composer of The Unanswered Question and Three Places in New England.
Gender scholars like Judith Tick cite this composer's quip that Impressionism was "easy music for the sissies" and obsessive opposition to "feminine" music as evidence of misogyny.
Charles Ives &lt;Music&gt;