His choral arrangement of Brigg Fair was used as the basis for Frederick Delius's orchestral setting, and he wrote Lincolnshire Posy for concert band.
This composer made the pianist imitate trombone glissandi in a piece that mashed up an Arthur Pryor tune with songs from Will Marion Cook's In Dahomey. Late in life, this composer became obsessed with using mechanical instruments to perform "free music." He incorporated time signatures like 1.5/4 and 2.5/4 into a movement called "Lord Melbourne." This composer's folk music pastiches include (*) "Mock Morris" and "Handel in the Strand." He rejected non-English score instructions, leading to constructions like "with pioneering keeping on-ness." His choral arrangement of Brigg Fair was used as the basis for Frederick Delius's orchestral setting, and he wrote Lincolnshire Posy for concert band. For 10 points, name this eccentric Australian composer whose folk tune settings include Country Gardens.
This composer made the pianist imitate trombone glissandi in a piece that mashed up an Arthur Pryor tune with songs from Will Marion Cook's In Dahomey.
Percy Aldridge Grainger