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Unfortunately, it is impossible to write a biography of "American Anonymous" as this is not the name of a real classical music composer. Classical music composers are typically well-known and documented figures with a name, birthplace, and a body of work that can be studied and analyzed. There are, however, many anonymous works in the classical music canon, particularly from the medieval and Renaissance periods. These works were often created by unknown composers who did not receive credit for their compositions. This was due to a lack of documentation and the fact that music was often passed down orally rather than through written scores. One example of anonymous classical music is the Gregorian chant, which was developed in the medieval period and used in Christian liturgy. These chants were often created by monks and were passed down through generations without being attributed to a specific composer. Another example of anonymous classical music is the folk music of various cultures, which has been passed down through generations and often has no known composer. This music has been adapted and arranged by classical composers, such as Bartok and Copland, who sought to incorporate folk melodies into their own compositions. In conclusion, while there is no composer named "American Anonymous," there are many examples of anonymous classical music throughout history. These works are a testament to the power of music to transcend time and place, and to the enduring legacy of the composers who created them, even if their names have been lost to history.

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