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Symphony in Black: A Rhapsody of Negro Life

Duke Ellington's "A Rhapsody of Negro Life" is a majestic symphonic jazz piece that vividly captures everyday experiences through four poignant movements, exploring labor, love, sorrow, and other universal human emotions.

Duke Ellington's symphonic jazz piece, "A Rhapsody of Negro Life", features his orchestra performing four distinct movements: "The Laborers", a dance-filled segment exploring jealousy and blues, "A Hymn of Sorrow", and "Harlem Rhythm".

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Info about Symphony in Black: A Rhapsody of Negro Life

Studio(s): Paramount Pictures

Originally Released: United States, Sep 12, 1935

Production Country: United States

Genres:Music, Short

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