By the way , this is an excellent Violin Concerto ! I'm really enjoying it a great deal ! 👌👌👌😊

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E' la mia sinfonia preferita tra quelle di Roy Harris.

wtf my indian ears just witnessed a master piece

Simply stated... Beautiful and exotic. Griffes was brilliant cut down by the Spanish Flu too early in life. The man never wrote a bad piece of music. His output isn't big, but talk about Quality!.....

What a beautiful, thrilling piece. Deserves to be played much more often.

This magnificent. Both lyrical snd dissonance its holds together so well. A great coherent and cohesive symphony that is accessible st first listening. Oh, how i wish he wrote more symphonies and some concertos chamber music. This Big ,Bold , and has B___s !

Wonderful music by a great Black American composer, William Grant Still.

The movements are: I. Allegro II. Adagio III. Con spirito

Beautiful music with melody in the 20th Century. Flaggello neo Romantic style. Refreshingly endearing.

6:40 Who else is here because of Santa Clara Vanguard?

Wow. Here you are. You havent posted music in a while. I admit I wasnt too familiar with some of the composers but Im hoping to rectify that.

Complimenti per il canale.Howard Hanson è una meraviglia per .la particolare musica pianistica . Grazie mille!

Sorry, but this work hurts my brain, and I can appreciate (and enjoy) the works of Stravinsky. To me, this work feels random, aimless, plodding, simple, and lacking real dynamics. There's only one part that sounds novel and enjoyable to my ears, and I wish the whole work could be expanded around that theme. 10:37 to 11:06.

I think the piano player was too loud. Otherwise, the orchestra sounds terrific.

Such an important composer. Is he known at all beyond Seattle?

It is also the hardest composing, I think, to depict nature.

Marvelous music, of real significance? Why? The frequent use of fiths and colors, sensitivity to overtones, still rare at this time.

Ive never heard anything by Lees before these pieces available on KZbin

Finally something new!

This is black history month; this means so much to me as an American🇺🇲😊

You can hear how his music (along with Ravel, Villalobos and a few others) were precursors to modern movie music.

I see a number of the same phrases as his "Gorgon".

Exciting piece, Ellen!!

Thank you!

Public service

So many focus on the (brilliant) parody, but his serious compositions will endure as well.

Wow, I can hear elements of Jazz in this music incredible way before his time.

To me, they are all lovely - many of them exuberantly joyous, and others, quiet in a reverent joy. My favorite of all is the Latin, with its repeated burst of upward melody that just explodes in joy that cannot be contained! I am glad it’s featured 3 times. Thank you for this.

3:40 sounds so much like the grandfather's dance from Nutcracker Act 1 :)

Heard it on the radio

A composer, who is far too little known in Europe. Marvelous Christmas music!

The greatest composer since Beethoven. EOS.

I was almost taken aback at the numerous Carter videos with sort of everyday industrial structures - mostly high rises and with lots of tinted glass - and fog or clouds rolling in or by .... it struck me as ordinary and not equal to the lofty and sometimes mystical leanings in Carters music. As i continue to meditate on the images themselves while the music streams i find myself connecting on a deeper level between the physical structures depicted and the music. I have always associated physical structures with spectral indeed "industrial" music ala Xennakis and a couple of others. What I'm trying to say is there is an industrial quality to Carter's music - but more to do with hustle and bustle of city life and its hecticness and chaos and sometimes beauty and elegance. I have always thought Carter's music more than perhaps any other expressed the modern day stream-of-consciousness associated with life. Sometimes pastoral, sometimes more city, at times even burlesque or carnival like - but I always thought of industrial as a lower form of music. The insistence of certain types of images by the uploader has forced me to contemplate Carter's industrial qualities in a very different way.

why did she stop composing?

perfect plagiarism of Russian composers... Can be nice as cartoon's music

Bravissimo🔝

There's also a Beethoven 7 reference in the second movement! The orchestra plays (a distorted version of) the dotted theme from the end of the 7th's first movement.

Best fake Christmas carols ever

11:00 Pink Floyd!

Mimics train driving over rials at varying speeds. Sound is soothing.

This has become one of my favorite pieces of music of all time. I'm so happy I discovered William Grant Still

Thank you for sharing this! It's an absolutely brilliant work and you have just introduced me to a composer that I'd not heard.

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A very enjoyable listen. I listened to it twice and added it to my favorite orchestral music collection.

A very impressive composition. Very dramatic bordering on greatness.

I'm relatively to him

Pretty darn good. I have no recollection of hearing of this composer or the symphony before.

(2 ad interruptions) 12:27 2nd movement | 20:09 3rd movement

Very fluid writing loaded with character. What a fine work for piano!