Biography
The "dean of American Black composers," who developed a Black symphonic style (Afro-American Symphony, 1930). Still occasionally used original Black themes but for the most part created his own melodic materials. Text-related pieces reveal his heritage; his wife Verna Arvey, a writer, was his frequent collaborator. ~ Mary K. Scanlan, Rovi



 
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Symphony No. 1 “Afro-American Symphony” – William Grant Still
Symphony No.1 in A-flat major "Afro-American" - William Grant Still
William Grant Still (Ennanga)
William Grant Still: Lenox Avenue (1937)
Open Ears: William Grant Still
Orchestral Suite "Wood Notes" - William Grant Still
William Grant Still: Serenade
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