In 1917, this composer wrote They Are There!, a song for unison chorus and orchestra.
In 1917, this composer wrote They Are There!, a song for unison chorus and orchestra. In writing the song, he purposely misquoted the Star-Spangled Banner, Reveille, the Battle Hymn of the Republic, and O Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. The first distinctly American art-music composer, he wrote five violin sonatas and over 200 songs. Also a famous insurance salesman—FTP—who was this American composer, famous for his Third Symphony and his second Piano Sonata, subtitled Concord, Massachusetts?
In 1917, this composer wrote They Are There!, a song for unison chorus and orchestra.
Charles {Ives}