George Antheil, Aaron Copland - Symphony No 4 Statements For Orchestra
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Track | Duration | Preview |
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Allegro Non Troppo | 7:37 | |
Symphony No. 4 | (31:36) | |
Scherzo: Presto | 5:04 | |
Moderato | 9:47 | |
Allegro--Andante--Allegro | 9:08 | |
Jingo | 3:34 | |
Subjective | 3:53 | |
Prophetic | 3:46 | |
Cryptic | 3:30 | |
Dogmatic | 1:42 | |
Statements For Orchestra | (17:56) | |
Militant | 2:41 |
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About George Antheil, Aaron Copland
George Antheil (July 8, 1900, Trenton, New Jersey - February 12, 1959, New York City) was an American avant-garde composer, pianist, author and inventor.
In 1923 Antheil moved to Paris, where he had the support of many influential friends, among them his idol , , and .
His inventions included a patented torpedo guidance system and a broad-spectrum signal transmission system which then was called frequency skipping, co-authored with actress .
He wrote his autobiography Bad Boy of Music in 1944, issued the following year by Doubleday.
Real Name
- Georg Johann Carl Antheil
Name Vars
- Antheil
- George Carl Johann Antheil