The African American Legacy
Grand Piano, 1960
"Duke Ellington"
Maker: Steinway & Sons
New York
photo by
M. Erixon-Stanford
This grand once stood in Ellington's New York apartment where he used it to compose his Sacred Concerts. Ellington's larger compositions always featured the piano and in performances he always played those parts himself, directing the orchestra from the keyboard, just as Mozart and Haydn had done centuries before.
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