FINE, Irving
b Boston, Massachusetts, 3 December 1914
d Boston, 3 August 1962, aged forty-seven

He studied with Piston at Harvard, and with Boulanger in Cambridge and Paris. He won two Guggenheim grants and many other awards; he was on the faculty of Harvard from 1939 to 1950, of the Berkshire Music Center from 1946 to 1950, and at Brandeis University from 1950 until he died.

1942 (28)

Alice in Wonderland, incidental music

1944 (30)

The Choral New Yorker, cantata

1946 (32)

Fantasia, for string trio

Violin Sonata

1948 (34)

Toccata Concertante, for orchestra

Partita for wind quintet

1949 (35)

The Hour-glass, choral cycle

1952 (38)

String Quartet

Mutability, song cycle

1955 (41)

Serious Song and Lament, for string orchestra

1960 (46)

Diversion, for orchestra

1961 (47)

Romanza, for wind quintet

1962 (48)

Symphony No 2