His lectures became the basis for such books as The Science of English Verse and Shakespeare and His Forerunners.  
In 1873, this man was named first flutist of the Peabody Orchestra in Maryland.  In 1879, he became a lecturer at Johns Hopkins, though his subject was literature, not music.  His lectures became the basis for such books as The Science of English Verse and Shakespeare and His Forerunners.  He also wrote the novels Corn, about southern agriculture, and The Symphony, about northern industry.  He is best known, however, as the poet of such works as The Marshes of Glynn.  FTP, who is this Georgia-born poet of The Song of the Chattahoochee.
In 1873, this man was named first flutist of the Peabody Orchestra in Maryland.  
Sidney Lanier