Still composed Three Visions for solo piano in 1935 and is described as: “Three segments of the suite, Dark Horsemen, Summerland and Radiant Pinnacle, tell the story of the human soul after death: the body expires, and the soul goes on to an apocalyptic judgement. If it is seen that the past life has been a good one, the soul may enter ‘heaven’ or ‘Summerland’. After a period of time, the soul may reincarnate to learn additional earthly lessons on the human plane. Some souls reincarnate many times in a constant circular progress toward Godly perfection.” The most famous of the three movements, Summerland is a musical portrait of the afterlife. The name derives from the peaceful Heaven of the Spiritualists, and adds a soft name to this soft piece. The alternating hands pass through the lyrical melody as Still draws out every inch of the music. Small movements towards a louder dynamic come and go, with Still also utilising the silence around the music.