Late in life, this composer revised his second symphony so that its final chord contained 11 of the 12  notes of the chromatic scale.
Late in life, this composer revised his second symphony so that its final chord contained 11 of the 12  notes of the chromatic scale. The spontaneous singing of the hymn "In the Sweet Bye and Bye" in response to the sinking of the Lusitania inspired his From Hanover Square North. His fourth symphony features a  "Comedy" movement based on Hawthorne's "The Celestial Railroad." The second movement of another piece, based on the composer's earlier Country Band March, is "Putnam's Camp," and that piece's first movement depicts Saint-Gaudens' monument to Colonel Robert Shaw. In another piece a string quartet and  woodwind quartet accompany the inquisitive solo trumpet. For 10 points, identify this composer of Three Places in New England and The Unanswered Question.
Late in life, this composer revised his second symphony so that its final chord contained 11 of the 12  notes of the chromatic scale.
Charles Ives