Composer

“In March, 2009, Miller became the first Native American to perform with a symphony orchestra in Isreal”    – Symphony Magazine

The Last Stand

In his collaboration with conductor Amy Mills and co-composers Joshua Yudkin and Kristin Wilkinson, “The Last Stand” is a symphonic commemoration of the Battle of Little Big Horn. It premiered in La Crosse, Wisconsin to sold-out audiences and was co-sponsored by the U.S. Embassy for several performances throughout Israel

The composition depicts the land, the people, and the battle, in full symphonic score and has included the addition of Native American dancers.

During its length, Bill sings, performs with three different guitars, and a variety of Native American flutes. The visual experience is as thrilling as the music. The piece has been tiered down from it’s original score to accommodate smaller venues and orchestras.

“The Last Stand” is 35 minutes long with nine movements—a total 45 minutes with encores, and provides a magnificent second half to a full symphony concert. With its powerful spirit and message audiences are forever changed.