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Posted to Rittenhouse on February 1, 2026
William Grant Still’s Symphony No. 3 (“The Sunday Symphony”) displays this prodigious composer’s many gifts, conjuring images of a joyous, prayerful celebration of faith. His own faith in the possibility of a better day persisted despite repeated barriers to his acceptance as a great American artist. His work pairs beautifully with Beethoven’s richly hued “Pastoral” Symphony, presenting an opportunity to consider two seminal composers in one program showcasing their greatness.
William Grant Still’s Symphony No. 3 (“The Sunday Symphony”) displays this prodigious composer’s many gifts, conjuring images of a joyous, prayerful celebration of faith. His own faith in the possibility of a better day persisted despite repeated barriers to his acceptance as a great American artist...
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William Grant Still’s Symphony No. 3 (“The Sunday Symphony”) displays this prodigious composer’s many gifts, conjuring images of a joyous, prayerful celebration of faith. His own faith in the possibility of a better day persisted despite repeated barriers to his acceptance as a great American artist...
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