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Across 6. “I gave my love a ______ which had no stone…” 9. Nickname for Haydn symphony or whipped substitute for mayonnaise 11. “Smoked meat” nickname for divertimento by “Beethoven of America” Anthony Philip Heinrich 12. Preserves or impromptu performance by musicians (usually jazz) 13. Rodgers & Hammerstein drink with jam and bread 15. Picnic pest ballet by Albert Roussel, complete with ants, “The _______ Banquet” 19. Prominent film composer born in Frankfurt (i.e. a Frankfurter) 21. Meatpacking magnate father-in-law of Chicago composer Edward Joseph Collins 22. “An Outdoor Overture” composer 24. Peter Weir picnic locale underscored by Zamfir panpipes 25. Composer who set nostalgic James Agee text recollecting gathering on quilts in yard 27. Buzz-generating piece by the “other” Franz Schubert (no relation) 29. Bartók winged nuisance (and diarist) 30. “Porgy and Bess” island picnic locale 34. Already-stuffed picnic participants, subject of march by John W. Bratton 37. Charles Tomlinson Griffes piece, collectively cumulus or cirrus, for example 38. Beethoven day-in-the-country symphony 39. Prickly heroine of Mackerras ballet after Gilbert & Sillivan, “_________ Poll” 40. Fermented libation by John Gardner, “Midsummer ___” 41. “You like tomato and I like tom-ah-to” composer-lyricist brothers 42. Despite its name (in German), no hot dogs in this Philharmoniker 45. Soft drink source of Saint Louis benefactor and composer Gladney Wells fortune 46. Carbonated water or tonal center 47. Fred Astaire: “I’m putting all my ____ in one basket”

Down 1. “57 Varieties” or oboist Holliger 2. Major symphonist born in Hamburg (i.e. a Hamburger) 3. Artery-clogging Percy Wenrich rag, “Peaches and _____” 4. Containers auctioned off at “Oklahoma!” box social to finance new schoolhouse 5. Pointillist who inspired “Sunday in the Park with George” 7. “Singing” insect subject of Josquin’s “El Grillo” 8. Béla Bartók “open air” piano suite 10. John Corigliano dances, named for 6 or 8-sided open shade structure 14. English string quartet, active from ‘30s to ‘60s, handy to have at a picnic 16. Encased meat metaphor in hit song from 1907 Monckton musical, “Two Little ________” 17. Rimsky insect 18. Percussion implement or turkey leg 20. New Music record label or type of melon 22. “I gave my love a _______ which had no bone…” 23. Nutty, alliterative light music classic by Robert Farnon, “______ Polka” 26. Source of Rodgers & Hammerstein “Clambake” 28. A.J. Weidt endearing stalker from 1908 31. Ideal Irving Berlin picnic weather 32. “Singing” insects referenced in Meira Warshauer symphony, “Living, Breathing Earth” 33. Edgar Meyer briny dills 35. Little nickname of “H.M.S. Pinafore” bumboat woman 36. Claude Bolling’s “Picnic Suite,” scored for flute, ______, and jazz trio 38. Overheated William Holden-Kim Novak film, showcase for “Moonglow” 43. Luckey Roberts side dish rag, “Pork and _____” 44. Chico Marx pun: “‘A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich, and You,’ from the opera ‘_-___-_’” (three words)