Aaron Copland

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Fanfare for the Common Man, composed by Aaron Copland in 1942, opens with a powerful statement from the brass section, specifically featuring the trumpet. The bold, striking sound of the trumpet sets the tone for the piece, emphasizing its themes of strength and determination. The work is known for its dramatic orchestration, showcasing the brass instruments prominently throughout.

Aaron Copland was Jewish

It depends on which version, the original ballet score, the orchestral suite, or the version that fuses both. I would like to know -- if anyone has further info on this.

Peter and the Wolf was written by the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.

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In short: no. Here's the thing:

Appalachian Spring comprises two separate works: the score by Aaron Copland and the choreography by Martha Graham. Because Graham was more artist than businesswoman, there was a long period of her creativity where the rights were not clearly assigned to the company (assuming that they were works created for hire in Graham's capacity as an employee). Copland, on the other hand, was represented by a publisher, Boosey & Hawkes, so his score IS subject to copyright, and since Copland didn't die until 1990, the first copyright renewal on the score isn't due for some time. In fact, thanks to the 1998 Sonny Bono act, the term of copyright for the score is some 95 years from the date of original publication, meaning that while the choreography is in the public domain and has been for some time, the score won't be in the public domain until somewhere around 2036, assuming that the copyright is not renewed (and it's highly unlikely that it won't be).

The ensuing portion of the earlier answer is correct with regard to the choreography, but the music is Copland's work, not Graham's:

This is the first time that "Appalachian Spring" will be danced by a company other than the Graham company since the pivotal federal court ruling last year that awarded rights to a majority of Graham's ballets to the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance. "Appalachian Spring" and other works were designated as "in the public domain" by the Southern District of New York Judge Miriam Cederbaum.

Misty Copeland is the first African-American principal ballet dancer for ABT, (American Ballet Theatre).

Aaron Copland developed a bold, almost brash,compositional style that borrowed heavily from the American fold traditional theme.

Aaron Copland was the youngest of five children in his family. His mother was a singer and made all her children take music lessons. However, his brother Ralph and sister Laurine were the only two, besides Aaron, to pursue musical degrees and careers

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He studied with Nadia Boulanger in Paris.

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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.

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He traveled to austria, france, he conducted the dallas symphony orchestra twice

Yes

I would answer by saying ether a piano or Clarinet

he worked in his parents workshop