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Q: Appalachian Spring was created by Aaron Copland who was a well-known?
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What ballet earned Aaron Copland the Pulitzer prize?

Aaron Copland won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1945 for his ballet score "Appalachian Spring."


Why is Aaron Copland famous?

Aaron Copland is famous for his ballet scores like Billy the Kid, Rodeo, and Appalachian Spring.


Who wrote the song appalaichan springs?

Appalachian Spring was composed by Aaron Copland.


Was a banjo ever used in any recording of Copland's Appalachian spring suite?

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When was Appalachian Spring created?

Appalachian Springs was created in 2008.


American composer of Appalachian spring?

Martha Graham (american dancer and choreographer)


What is the name of that classical song they used for that beef commercial?

If you're thinking of the same one I am, it's the Hoedown from Copland's ballet Rodeo.


What instrument did Aaron Copland play?

Aaron Copland played instruments such as the piano.


How did Aaron Copland influence the world?

Aaron Copland was born in 1900.Aaron Copland was a composer and a conducter. He taught many young composers. Aaron learned the piano from his older sister. Aaron Copland taught young composers in Paris. He never got married. He made a lot of pieces. Some of them were The Appalachian spring, Simple Gifts, and Hoe down. Aaron Copland died on December 2, 1990.


What classical composer used the song 'Tis A Gift?

"'Tis a Gift to be Simple", also known as "Simple Gifts" is a traditional Quaker hymn. It was adapted by American composer Aaron Copland into his "Appalachian Spring".


What actors and actresses appeared in Appalachian Spring - 1944?

The cast of Appalachian Spring - 1944 includes: Martha Graham


What popular song did Aaron Copland write?

Aaron Copland wrote many art songs and operatic music. The closest he came to writing a popular song was his arrangement of some old American Songs such as "By the River", "The Gift to be Simple," "I Bought Me a Cat" and others. He also used old western melodies in his ballets "Billy the Kid", "Appalachian Spring" and "Rodeo."