Round 11: Tossup 12

Movements titled “Longing” and “Sorrow” appear in a symphony about people of this ethnicity based on material from the unfinished opera Rashana. A “Juba dance” (15[1])replaces the conventional third-movement scherzo in a symphony by a composer of this ethnicity. William Grant Still’s first symphony is titled for people of this ethnicity. The singing of Harry Burleigh, a person of this ethnicity, is mimicked by an English horn solo in one symphony’s (*) Largo second movement. A flute melody in Antonín Dvořák’s New World Symphony resembles “Swing Low, (-5[1])Sweet Chariot,” (10[1])a spiritual written by people of this ethnicity. For 10 points, people of what ethnicity participated in the Harlem Renaissance? ■END■ (10[2])

ANSWER: African-Americans [or Black people; accept Afro-American Symphony; prompt on Americans]
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