Aaron Copland

Aaron Copland is a pioneer of American music. He is one of the most respected and respected composers of the 20th century. American composers are seen as derivatives of their European counterparts. Aaron Copland played a major role in helping American composers get rid of "European" music style. Since the Americanism of the 20th century is reflected in the music created by Aaron Copland, he is considered to be the most important composer in America (sonyclassical.com).

Copland, Aaron, Vivian Perlis video recording. Aaron Copland: Self-portrait. Princeton: Humanities Division, 1985. A documentary supervised by the glass city that joined Copland before Alzheimer's disease began to affect his memory. Graham, Malta. Martha Graham at the show. New Jersey West Branch: Kultur International Film Company, contains a raw score for the Appalachian Spring product of 1988 yuan. II. Various cultural nationalism A. America is currently 1. polls; Gallup, 1935 2. WPA guides state 3. Evans and Aji, let us praise celebrities Hemingway and Lewis take note Values ​​that I felt: Who rang the bell (1940), it could not happen here (1935) B. America in the past 1. Margaret Mitchell, along with the wind (1936) 2. Carl Sandborough Ge, Abraham Lincoln (6 volumes, 1926 - 1939) 3. Mural paintings of WPA, Moses Grandma 4 Movie: Young Lincoln (1939), Abe Lincoln, Illinois (1940), Mohawk Drum (1939) years), my town (1940 )

At the age of 17, Aaron Copland stopped the course at Leopold Wolfsohn and started teaching at Rubin Goldmark. Goldmark is the best teacher in Manhattan. From 1917 to 1921, Aaron Copland learned with the Goldmark. Then he was aware that he had to move to Paris to stay at the forefront of music. He attended an American music school in Fontainebleau near Paris. Copeland is greatly affected by Nadia Browne. Her abundant knowledge of music has had a big impact on his life.