℗ 2011 Naxos
Released December 6, 2011
Duration 1h 01m 38s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.559676
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

William Grant Still: Symphonies Nos. 2 and 3 - Wood Notes

Fort Smith Symphony, John Jeter

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Wood Notes  
1.1
I. Singing River. Moderately slow
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
6:46
1.2
II. Autumn Night. Lightly
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
2:49
1.3
III. Moon Dusk. Slowly and expressively
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
4:27
1.4
IV. Whippoorwill's Shoes. Humorously
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
2:30
Symphony No. 2 in G Minor ‘Song of a New Race’  
1.5
I. Slowly
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
8:56
1.6
II. Slowly
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
7:19
1.7
III. Moderately fast
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
3:37
1.8
IV. Moderately slow
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
7:13
Symphony No. 3 ‘The Sunday Symphony’  
1.9
I. The Awakening. Moderately fast
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
3:48
1.10
II. Prayer. Very Slowly
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
6:34
1.11
III. Relaxation. Gaily
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
2:30
1.12
IV. Day's End and a New Beginning. Resolutely
William Grant Still; Fort Smith Symphony; John Jeter
5:09
Digital Booklet
Often referred to as the "dean of African-American composers", Still embraced the blues, spirituals, jazz, and other ethnic American musics within classical forms. This album, the last in a Naxos series, showcases Still's well-honed and crafted orchestral writing.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters

Recorded on 17th and 18th April, 2011, at Arkansas Best Corporation Performing Arts Center, Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA Produced and engineered by Tim Handley Publishers: Southern Music Publishing (tracks 1-4); Carl Fischer Music (tracks 5-12) Booklet notes: David Ciucevich, Jr. Cover: Mill Cove Lake by N. Currier (1813-88) and J.M. Ives (1824-95) (Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, USA / The Bridgeman Art Library)
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.57
-8.04 to 0.00
-25.43
-29.24 to -22.37
-22.03
-26.00 to -19.00
14
11 to 17
1
I. Singing River. Moderately slow
0.00-24.38-21.215
2
II. Autumn Night. Lightly
-8.04-27.29-24.211
3
III. Moon Dusk. Slowly and expressively
-6.43-29.24-26.014
4
IV. Whippoorwill's Shoes. Humorously
0.00-26.27-22.613
5
I. Slowly
0.00-24.33-20.915
6
II. Slowly
-0.48-26.73-23.517
7
III. Moderately fast
-1.54-23.48-20.814
8
IV. Moderately slow
0.00-25.24-21.416
9
I. The Awakening. Moderately fast
-0.46-22.37-19.013
10
II. Prayer. Very Slowly
-1.45-26.65-22.414
11
III. Relaxation. Gaily
-0.44-24.43-21.215
12
IV. Day's End and a New Beginning. Resolutely
0.00-24.75-21.115

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