The first movement of this work switches between (*) 6/8 and 9/8 time and its movements included "Intermezzo" and "Ostinato."
The daughter of this work's composer adapted its tunes into Petticoat Lane and she also had an orchestra perform it at the Coronation Tribute of 1953. Bizarrely, during this work's first premiere its composer allowed a people not part of the orchestra to chant "It was a maid of my country, as she came by the Hawthorne tree" to its finale. It's not its composer's opus 28, but some of this work was based off of a collection of music called The Dancing Master.  Its "slow dance" would function as the second piece in its composer's Seven Tunes. The first movement of this work switches between (*) 6/8 and 9/8 time and its movements included "Intermezzo" and "Ostinato." The finale to this composition in four movements is based on the dargasson dance, ripped from the composer's previous Suites for Military Band. For 10 points, name this composition by Gustav Holst named for the school he taught in.
The daughter of this work's composer adapted its tunes into Petticoat Lane and she also had an orchestra perform it at the Coronation Tribute of 1953.
St. Paul's Suite