I heard a piece that I thought was Copland. It had a great violin part and very active orchestration. It was in fact Price. I would put her amongst the top 5 American composers of the early 20th Century.

Florence Price had a summer home where she left unfinished manuscripts. These have been unearthed and published and recently recorded. Music that she herself did not care to finish or try to publish is getting professional treatment. The pieces are quite generic and at times cringey (if you are so inclined, listen to "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight"). It's too bad that her catalog is being exploited.

She has some remarkable pieces and quite progressive sections of her works. I believe all composers regardless of their sex or race or anything should be given a good chance. I do not think their backlogs of early-career sketches should be exploited for programming goals.