Grofé

[ groh-fey, gruh-fey ]

noun

1. Fer·de [fur, -dee] Ferdinand Rudolf von Grofé, 1892–1972, U.S. composer.

Example Sentences

I’m not suggesting that Gershwin’s work, presented here in the familiar version orchestrated by Ferde Grofé, should be treated as sacrosanct.

From New York Times

In the 20th-century, Ferde Grofé was classical music’s greatest national parks advocate.

From The Guardian

For "OC in Unison," he prefers the phrase "symphonic poem," and he cited Ferde Grofé's "Grand Canyon Suite," a five-movement work that premiered in 1931, as an inspiration.

From Los Angeles Times

The engagement will also include the New York premiere of "Make Crops Grow" to music by Ferde Grofé and the world premiere of Mr. Taylor's 138th dance.

From New York Times

Gershwin was unhappy that Grofé separately orchestrated the Concerto in F for a jazzier approach by Whiteman.

From Seattle Times