William Grant Still

William Grant Still Exhibition

Still working at Pace & Handy



Pace and Handy
Office Following his discharge from the Navy in 1919, Still returned to Oberlin for a short time, after which he moved to New York. There, he began to work for W.C. Handy by playing in his new band and arranging music for the Pace & Handy Music Company. Still first met Handy in Memphis during the spring of 1916 and began to do some arranging for Handy at that time (for example, "St. Louis Blues," for military band).



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