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Essay heading: William Christopher Handy
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In 1893, during an economic depression, he formed
a quartet to perform at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. For several
years afterward he drifted around the country working at different jobs.
Eventually he settled in Memphas, Tenn.
Although he lost his eyesight at age 30, after WW1 he conducted his own
orchestra from 1903 intill 1921... displayed 300 characters
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His eyesight partially returned, but he became
completely blind after a fall from a subway platform in 1943.
Handy wrote music during the period of transition from ragtime to jazz.
The music he had absorbed during his youth consisted of spirituals, work songs,
and folk ballads. His own work consisted of elements of all these in addition to
the popular ragtime and the blues notes that he inserted... displayed next 300 characters
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