• Source: Symphony No. 3 (Still)

3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony No. 3, also known as 3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony No. 3 "The Sunday 3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony", is a 1958 composition in four movements by American composer William Grant Still. The work was first performed on February 12, 1984 by the North Arkansas 3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carlton Woodsi. The 3/info/symphony" target="_blank">symphony is about eighteen minutes long.




Overview


3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony No. 3 is a programmatic work that depicts the Sunday life of “a devout worshipper”. Composed in four movements, "with titles suggesting the activities carried out on a typical Sunday, from waking up to the end of the day. A joyous first movement as an optimistic start to the holiday, followed by prayer. After a relaxed dance the day ends happily waiting for the new day." Overall, the music expresses the composer's religious beliefs, "each day being a new opportunity to serve the creator".




Movements


The 3/info/symphony" target="_blank">symphony is in four movements as follows:




See also


List of jazz-influenced classical compositions




References






Further reading


Still, Judith Anne (1990). William Grant Still: A Voice High-Sounding (1 ed.). Flagstaff, Arizona: The Master-Player Library. ISBN 1-877873-15-2.




External links


3/info/symphony" target="_blank">Symphony No. 3 (complete; 17:51) on YouTube

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