Charles Tomlinson Griffes (1884–1920) was an American composer known for his distinctive contributions to early 20th-century American music. Griffes composed several piano works, including "Roman Sketches," a set of four pieces that exemplifies his interest in evocative and atmospheric piano writing. His chamber music includes the "Poem" for flute and orchestra, which is one of his best-known works. Griffes composed several orchestral works, and his "White Peacock" from "Roman Sketches" is frequently performed. The piece captures a vivid and colorful musical image.
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