The Long LineThe Long Line

William Grant Still

The American Scene

Movements

  1. Suite No. 1, "The East": Suite No. 1, "The East": I. On the Village Green
  2. Suite No. 1, "The East": Suite No. 1, "The East": II. Berkshire Night
  3. Suite No. 1, "The East": Suite No. 1, "The East": III. Manhattan Skyline
  4. Suite No. 2, "The South": Suite No. 2, "The South": I. Florida Night (Soft Loveliness)
  5. Suite No. 2, "The South": Suite No. 2, "The South": II. Levee Land (Birthplace of Blues and Spirituals)
  6. Suite No. 2, "The South": Suite No. 2, "The South": III. A New Orleans' Street (The festive spirit of yesterday)
  7. Suite No. 3, "The Old West": Suite No. 3, "The Old West": I. Song of the Plainsmen
  8. Suite No. 3, "The Old West": Suite No. 3, "The Old West": II. Sioux Love Song (Based on a Sioux Melody)
  9. Suite No. 3, "The Old West": Suite No. 3, "The Old West": III. Tribal Dance
  10. Suite No. 4, "The Far West": Suite No. 4, "The Far West": I. The Plaza (Los Angeles)
  11. Suite No. 4, "The Far West": Suite No. 4, "The Far West": II. Sundown Land
  12. Suite No. 4, "The Far West": Suite No. 4, "The Far West": III. Navaho Country
  13. Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": I. Grand Teton (A symbol of America's strength)
  14. Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": II. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ("Our Boys" will never be forgotten)
  15. Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": Suite No. 5, "A Mountain, a Memorial, and a Song": III. Song of the Rivermen (They sing of the Mississippi)

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