percy grainger (Meaning)

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percy grainger (n)

United States composer (born in Australia) who lived in London and collected English folk songs (1882-1961)

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Percy Grainger was an Australian composer known for his innovative use of rhythms.
Grainger's fascination with folk music led him to collect over 1,000 tunes from around the world.
The "Shepherd's Hey" is one of Grainger's most popular compositions, known for its lively and energetic melody.
Grainger's "Country Gardens" is a piano piece that evokes the charm of the English countryside.
The "Molly on the Shore" is a spirited Irish jig arranged by Grainger.
Grainger's "Hill Song No.
1" is a haunting and evocative work inspired by the Blue Mountains of Australia.
Grainger experimented with a wide range of instruments, including the theremin and the saxophone.
The Grainger Museum in Melbourne, Australia, houses a vast collection of his manuscripts, recordings, and personal belongings.
Grainger's compositions continue to be performed and enjoyed by audiences worldwide.

United States composer (born in Australia) who lived in London and collected English folk songs (1882-1961)

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Percy Grainger was an Australian composer known for his innovative use of rhythms.

Grainger's fascination with folk music led him to collect over 1,000 tunes from around the world.

The "Shepherd's Hey" is one of Grainger's most popular compositions, known for its lively and energetic melody.

Grainger's "Country Gardens" is a piano piece that evokes the charm of the English countryside.