Unit 3

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Across
  1. 1. U.S. Naval ship that mysteriously disappeared near the Bermuda Triangle
  2. 3. Opera composed by Gershwin, originally considered a failure
  3. 11. English composer who wrote Crown Imperial as a British coronation anthem
  4. 13. This orchestral composition featured four french taxi horns for it’s premiere
  5. 14. The only completed opera of Modest Mussorgsky
  6. 15. A most popular work of Jean Sibelius bearing the name of his home country
  7. 16. Dissenting theologian from the Czech Republic
  8. 19. Composer of Ethiopia’s Shadow in America
  9. 21. A patron of Tchaikovsky to whom he dedicated Symphony no. 4 in F minor
  10. 25. Instrument played professionally by Dvorak’s father
  11. 26. Chicago pianist who received national recognition alongside Florence Price
  12. 29. Quintessentially American composer, ironically a victim of McCarthyism
  13. 30. This composer was a southerner of the U.S., and a staunch abolitionist
Down
  1. 2. This French pianist denied Louis Gottschalk admission to the Paris Conservatory
  2. 4. Composer of Louisa’s Polka
  3. 5. Antonin Dvorak dedicated his String Quartet no.9 to this composer
  4. 6. Modernist composer, slow to recognition, born in Connecticut
  5. 7. French music educator who instructed Copland in composition
  6. 8. Friend and insurance agency business partner to Charles Ives
  7. 9. Pianist, writer, and wife of Joaquin Rodrigo
  8. 10. A medium tempo bohemian dance counted in 3
  9. 12. President that invited Samuel Coleridge-Taylor to the white house
  10. 17. Location of Aaron Copland’s New York studio apartment near Carnegie Hall
  11. 18. This American composer gained recognition for her composition about a large tree
  12. 20. Joaquin Rodrigo composition considered a fundamental of classical guitar repertoire
  13. 22. The original title of Appalachian Spring
  14. 23. Copland resided in this famous hotel in NYC
  15. 24. Founder of the St. Petersburg Conservatory
  16. 27. This Longfellow poem was divided into 3 parts and set to music by Coleridge-Taylor
  17. 28. Charles Ives played this sport at Yale