William Grant Still : African-American composer

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Label

William Grant Still : African-American composer

Title remainder

African-American composer

Statement of responsibility

Catherine Reef

Creator

• Reef, Catherine

Subject

• African American composers -- Biography | Juvenile literature
• African Americans -- Biography
• African Americans -- Biography | Juvenile Literature
• Composers
• Composers -- United States -- Biography | Juvenile literature
• Still, William Grant, 1895-1978
• Still, William Grant, 1895-1978 -- Juvenile literature
• African American Composers

Genre

• Juvenile literature
• Biography

Language

eng

Summary

• Traces the life of the African American classical composer
• Traces the life of the African American classical composer
• Traces the life of the African American classical composer
• Annotation
• Annotation
• Annotation
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Member of

• Masters of music (Greensboro, N.C.)

Cataloging source

DLC

Dewey number

• 780/.92
• B

LC call number

ML3930.S78

LC item number

R4 2003

Series statement

Masters of music

Summary expansion

• The grandson of slaves, William Grant Still became a respected composer of more than 150 musical works, including his Afro-American Symphony, as well as music for ballets and operas
• The grandson of slaves, William Grant Still became a respected composer of more than 150 musical works, including his Afro-American Symphony, as well as music for ballets and operas
• The grandson of slaves, William Grant Still became a respected composer of more than 150 musical works, including his Afro-American Symphony, as well as music for ballets and operas
• The grandson of slaves, William Grant Still became a respected composer of more than 150 musical works, including his Afro-American Symphony, as well as music for ballets and operas
• The grandson of slaves, William Grant Still became a respected composer of more than 150 musical works, including his Afro-American Symphony, as well as music for ballets and operas