For inspiration he turned to his own father, who had founded the Danbury Town Bannd."  
His minor works include a choral setting of the hymn Let there be Light, "Song for the Harvest Season," and the cantata The Celestial Country.  Though not a great student, he managed to absorb Horatio Parker's teachings even though he felt the latter's music was dull and unmasculine.  For inspiration he turned to his own father, who had founded the Danbury Town Bannd."  The third of his five symphonies won the Pulitzer and his 114 Songs include some of the same settings as his Three Places in New England.  FTP, identify this American modernist composer and insurance agent who wrote "The Unanswered Question," the Holidays Symphony, and the Concord Sonata.
His minor works include a choral setting of the hymn Let there be Light, "Song for the Harvest Season," and the cantata The Celestial Country.  
Charles Ives