Composers

Frederick Hall

1898 - 1982

About

Frederick Hall (1898 -1982) received a B.A. from Morehouse College, a Teachers Diploma and M.M. from Chicago Musical College, an M.A. and Ed. D. from Columbia University. He did additional study at Julliard School of Music, Royal College of Music (London), English School of Church Music, and several others. He was presented with an honorary Doctorate from Rust College in Mississippi. Hall was the chairman of the music departments at Jackson College (MS), Dillard University (LA), Alabama State Teachers College, and Clark College (Atlanta). His compositions include an oratorio, Deliverance (1938), a song-cycle, Afro-American Religious Work Songs (1952), and some 20 art songs. He also prepared choral arrangements of spirituals (6 vols., 1929-55).

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Works by Frederick Hall