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- 4. Copland's 'Lincoln Portrait' features spoken words from this U.S. president
- 5. Rodrigo's 'Cuatro Madrigales Amatorios' are a set of four madrigals based on the poetry of this Spanish poet
- 7. Coleridge-Taylor was a close friend of this American composer, who wrote a piece in memory of him after his untimely death
- 8. Coleridge-Taylor's 'Song of Hiawatha' was premiered at this music festival in 1899
- 11. This Ives song cycle is named after a town in Massachusetts and includes movements based on works by Emerson, Thoreau, and Hawthorne
- 14. Copland's 'Music for the Theatre' is a suite of pieces inspired by this type of entertainment
- 16. Ives' father's profession, which influenced his musical upbringing
- 17. At the age of 15, Coleridge-Taylor was admitted to the Royal College of Music on a scholarship for his skills on this instrument
- 21. His 'Three Places in New England' was inspired by this state's landscapes
- 23. This famous Spanish cellist premiered Rodrigo's 'Concierto en modo galante' in 1958
- 25. This city, where Smetana lived and worked, is now the capital of the Czech Republic
- 27. Smetana's 'String Quartet No. 1' is named after this Czech mountain range
- 28. This Copland ballet, set in a Pennsylvania farming community, features the 'Hoe-Down' and 'Simple Gifts'
- 30. This Copland work, commissioned for the opening of the Tanglewood Music Festival, is a tribute to the Berkshire Hills
- 31. A form of music Ives explored in his compositions
- 33. Coleridge-Taylor's 'African Suite' was inspired by his visit to this continent, which he called 'the land of my fathers'
- 34. American composer known for incorporating folk tunes into his music
- 37. This hearing condition, which Smetana suffered from, gradually worsened and eventually led to his deafness
- 38. In 'The Song of Hiawatha', the character of Mudjekeewis is represented by this low-pitched brass instrument
- 39. Coleridge-Taylor's use of African-American folk music in 'The Song of Hiawatha' helped to popularize this musical style in England
- 40. Rodrigo's most famous work, 'Concierto de Aranjuez', is named after a palace located in this Spanish city
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- 1. Smetana's opera 'The Bartered Bride' is set in this country
- 2. This Rodrigo concerto for guitar and orchestra includes the popular 'Adagio' movement
- 3. The third movement of 'The Song of Hiawatha' is titled 'The Death of Minnehaha', which features this mournful vocal solo
- 6. Rodrigo's 'Concierto Serenata' is a concerto for this instrument, similar to the guitar
- 9. Smetana's 'Czech Dances' are a set of pieces inspired by this type of folk music
- 10. The opening movement of 'The Song of Hiawatha' is titled 'The Peace-Pipe', which features this woodwind instrument
- 12. This French composer, known for his 'Boléro', encouraged Rodrigo to write for the guitar
- 13. This Ives song features the sounds of a marching band and a calliope
- 15. Samuel Coleridge-Taylors most famous composition, 'Hiawatha's Wedding Feast', is based on the poem 'The Song of Hiawatha' by this American poet
- 16. This disability, which inspired many of Joaquin Rodrigos compositions
- 18. Ives studied composition under this influential teacher and composer
- 19. Ives' profession for most of his life, which he pursued alongside his musical career
- 20. This river, which runs through the Czech Republic, is a recurring theme in Smetana's music
- 22. Coleridge-Taylor was a professor of music at this institution in Croydon, London, where he taught until his death at the age of 37
- 24. Ives' song 'The Housatonic at Stockbridge' is inspired by a river in this state
- 26. Coleridge-Taylor's 'The Song of Hiawatha' is considered a prime example of this late-19th-century movement in classical music
- 29. Rodrigo's 'Concierto serenata' is a work for this instrument and orchestra
- 32. Ives' alma mater, where he studied composition
- 35. Copland's 'El Salón México' is based on this style of Mexican folk music
- 36. He was one of the first Black musicians to gain widespread popularity in this country