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'Symphony #2 in A Minor', subtitled '''Im Frühling''' or '''In Spring''', is the second symphony by American composer John Knowles Paine.
The symphony was composed in 1879 and published in Boston in 1880,[1] at a time when few American composers were able to find publishers for symphonic works. It was also premiered in Boston in 1880, and was extremely well received, prompting handkerchief-waving and shouting at the first performance.Chase, Gilbert. ''America's Music''. 3rd rev. edn., 1992, p. 342. Historian Louis Elson compared its final movement to Robert Schumann's Symphony in B flat, which is also subtitled "Spring".
1. Kenneth C. Roberts and John C. Schmidt. "John Knowles Paine". ''Grove Music'' online.
The symphony was composed in 1879 and published in Boston in 1880,[1] at a time when few American composers were able to find publishers for symphonic works. It was also premiered in Boston in 1880, and was extremely well received, prompting handkerchief-waving and shouting at the first performance.Chase, Gilbert. ''America's Music''. 3rd rev. edn., 1992, p. 342. Historian Louis Elson compared its final movement to Robert Schumann's Symphony in B flat, which is also subtitled "Spring".
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References
1. Kenneth C. Roberts and John C. Schmidt. "John Knowles Paine". ''Grove Music'' online.
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