second new england school造句

• The name " Second New England School " was applied by the music historian Gilbert Chase in 1955.
• During the Second New England School's years of prominence, American musical education was still in its infancy.
• The Second New England School was instrumental in reinvigorating the tradition in the U . S . Prominent John Adams.
• Paine's example inspired the composers of the " Second New England School ", which included such figures as Amy Beach, Edward MacDowell, and Horatio Parker.
• Amy Beach composed music that speaks the lyrical, rich-textured, late Romantic language of the Second New England School, even though her life experiences set her apart from that group.
• The composers of the Second New England School are considered the artistic ancestors of later " academic " and " conservative " U . S . composers such as Walter Piston, Howard Hanson, Douglas Moore, and Carlisle Floyd.
• No actual organization or conscious association of composers existed in the Second New England School, though some male members of the group did gather socially, so its " membership " can only be approximated by musicologists who draw aesthetic and philosophical links between composers.
• The group into which Amy Beach had graduated has been called the Second New England School of composers, an unofficial title, with members John Knowles Paine ( 1839 1926 ), Arthur Foote ( 1853 1937 ), George Whitefield Chadwick ( 1854 1931 ), Edward MacDowell ( 1860 1908 ), Horatio Parker ( 1863 1919 ), and soon also Beach.
• "At the very least, she was certainly equal to, if not superior to, any of the composers of the Second New England School, " said Ransom Wilson, who will lead a program of Beach's music at Alice Tully Hall on Saturday, including a concert performance of her one-act opera, " Cabildo ."
• But, " whatever the merits or defects of the symphony were thought to be, critics went to extraordinary lengths in their attempts to relate them to the composer's sex . " Around 1898 " critics stopped making Beach the target of sexual esthetics . " After hearing the Gaelic Symphony, Chadwick wrote to Beach that he and Parker had attended the premiere and much enjoyed it : " I always feel a thrill of pride myself whenever I hear a fine work by any of us, and as such you will have to be counted in, whether you " wish to " or not one of the boys . " The five men previously in the Second New England School, together with Beach, became known as the Boston Six, of whom Beach was the youngest.