He used strings to represent fire trucks in another of his works and included the (*) "Emerson" and "Thoreau" overtures in a different piece.
One piece by this composer ends with a "sky-theme" and is divided into "Past," "Present," and "Future." That piece depicts the pulsing of the Earth and is his Universe Symphony. He used strings to represent fire trucks in another of his works and included the (*) "Emerson" and "Thoreau" overtures in a different piece. The most famous work by this composer of Central Park in the Dark depicts scenes of "St. Gaudens," "Putnam's Camp," and "Housatonic at Stockbridge." For 10 points, name this American composer of The Concord Sonata and Three Places in New England.
One piece by this composer ends with a "sky-theme" and is divided into "Past," "Present," and "Future."
Charles Edward {Ives} [MB]