Letter, 1971 June 14, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was a composer and an old friend of Jessye. Phantom Chaple is mentioned

Letter, 1970 September 16, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was a composer and an old friend of Jessye

Letter, 1954 March 14, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was a composer. He thanks Jessye for using some of his songs in her program

Letter, 1973 April 3, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

2 pages, Still was an composer. Porgy and Bess, Four Staints in Three Acts, and And They Lynched Him on a Tree are mentioned

Letter, 1944 October 5, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was an African American composer. He was happy that Jessye worked with Stokowski on his opera. Etta Moten and Kenneth Spencer are mentioned

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Letter, 1942 April 21, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was an African American composer. He congratulated Jessye on her and her choir\u27s broadcast. A Mr. Stokoski, Mr. Whisonant, Miss Burge, Etta Moten, Mrs. Biddle, and Hall Johnson are mentioned

Letter, 1954 March 4, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was an African American composer. Milton and Marion Jackson Downs are mentioned in this letter

Letter, 1947 April 9, from William Grant Still to Eva Jessye

1 page, Still was an African American composer. He was excited that Jessye is going to resume concert work. Clarence White is mentioned in this letter