This composer used stringed instruments to represent the night sounds and two player pianos to represent urban noises in a work for chamber orchestra.
This composer used stringed instruments to represent the night sounds and two player pianos to represent urban noises in a work for chamber orchestra. The first part of his unfinished symphony is called "Formation of the Waters and the Mountains," and he won a Pulitzer Prize for a work with three parts called "Old Folks Gathering," "Children's Day" and "Communion," The Camp Symphony. For ten points name this composer of the Universal Symphony who set one of his works partially in Putnam's Camp, Three Places in New England.
This composer used stringed instruments to represent the night sounds and two player pianos to represent urban noises in a work for chamber orchestra.
Charles Edward {Ives}