The theme from this composer's Piano Variations is quoted in the "Dogmatic" movement of his work Statements.
The theme from this composer's Piano Variations is quoted in the "Dogmatic" movement of his work Statements. The first published work by this composer is a "scherzo humoresque" which uses frantic piano runs to imitate a chase between two animals, while another work by him is based on such folk songs as "El Paolo Verde" and "El Mosco." In addition to The Cat and the Mouse, he also composed three symphonies, including the Short Symphony as well as his Symphony for (*) Organ and Orchestra, which is dedicated to his teacher Nadia Boulanger. A full orchestra accompanies excerpts from The Gettysburg Address in another work by this composer, who also wrote El Salón Mexico and a work that features a notable trumpet introduction. For 10 points, name this composer of A Lincoln Portrait and Fanfare for the Common Man.
The theme from this composer's Piano Variations is quoted in the "Dogmatic" movement of his work Statements.
Aaron Copland