The slow movement of this composer's symphony The Cotswolds is a lament for William Morris. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this composer who included a vivace "Jig" movement and an arrangement of "Fantasia on the Dargason" in his St. Paul's Suite.
ANSWER: Gustav Holst [Gustav Theodore von Holst]
[10e] Holst's symphonic music is often eclipsed by this orchestral suite he composed between 1914-1917, whose movements include "The Mystic" and "The Bringer of War."
ANSWER: The Planets
[10h] This Holst tone poem, which he considered his "most perfectly realized," omits percussion and uses dense strings to portray the desolate landscape of the title fictional place from an 1878 novel. This piece was premiered posthumously by the New York Symphony Orchestra.
ANSWER: Egdon Heath
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