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Fine, Irving (1914–1962)| US composer. His music reflected two of the major trends of the 20th century – neoclassicism and atonality. |
| He studied at Harvard with Walter Piston and in Paris, France, with Nadia Boulanger. He went on to teach at Harvard 1939–50 and Brandeis University 1950–62. |
Works Orchestral Toccata concertante (1948), Blue Towers for orchestra (1959), Diversions for orchestra (1958), Symphony (1962). |
Chamber Partita for wind quintet; string quartet (1952). |
Vocal Alice in Wonderland, suite for chorus and orchestra (1949), Mutability, six songs for mezzo and piano (1952), Serious Song (1955). |
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