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The 30's. Painting in New York. Edited by Patricia Passloff; text by Edwin Denby. by New York. Poindexter Gallery., 1956 Catalog of architectural renderings and water colors, by Edwin H Denby, 1937 Scream in a Cave by Edwin Denby, 1973 Typed Letter signed to John L MacVicar, thanking him for copies of Arthur Nash's "The Golden Rule in Business" by Edwin Denby, 1922 In Public, In Private: Poems by Edwin DENBY, 1948 Complete working script of "Horse eats hat" by Edwin Denby, 1936 An interview with Edwin Denby by Anne Waldman, 1997 THE SECOND HURRICANE: A PLAY-OPERA FOR HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMANCE. Libretto by Edwin Denby by Aaron (music). Copland, 1938 The Second Hurricane. A Play Opera in two acts, libretto by Edwin Denby. Orchestral Score by Aaron Copland, 1939 MAG CITY 14 Edwin Denby Issue The Denby resolution, impeachment: Speech ... in the Senate of the United States, February 8, 1924 by William Edgar Borah, 1924 Uniform Regulations, Bureau of Navigation Manual by Edwin Denby, 1922 That's the Idea of Freedom : From "The Second Hurricana" : For Mixed Voices by Aaron Copland, Edwin Denby, 1938 Calvin Coolidge: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Presidents: A Reference History</i> by Donald R. McCoy, 2002

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81. Casual Dinnerware & China Denby 19: Buy Online
    edwin denby, who died in 1983, was the most important and influential American dance critic of this century. His reviews and essays  
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82. U B U W E B :: Marjorie Perloff On John Cage
    language. My first mesostic, Cage writes in the Foreword to M, was written as prose to celebrate one of edwin denby s birthdays. The  
    http://www.ubu.com/papers/perloff02.html
    
    Extractions: As early as 1939, when he was in residence at the Cornish School of Music in Seattle, John Cage investigated the application of electrical technology to music. His first (perhaps the first) electroacoustic composition was Imaginary Landscape No. 1, a six-minute radio piece for muted piano, cymbal, and two variable-speed record turntables, designed to accompany the production of Jean Cocteau's play Marriage at the Eiffel Tower . The piece was performed by Cage, his wife Xenia, and two friends in two separate studios, mixed in the control room, and beamed the short distance to the theatre. Imaginary Landscape No. 1

83. UVA Health Sciences Library: Historical Collections
    Booth offers assistance to the Kissinger family. 190708-15 02927005 View Letter from edwin denby to Howard A. Kelly, August 15, 1907  
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84. Amherst College Biographical Record: Class Of 1886
    Eno, Frederick Lincoln. 2983. Fairley, edwin. 2984. Fallows, Edward Huntington. Hall, John Cherbury. 2992. Hird, John denby. 2993. Hollister, Clay Harvey.  
    http://www.amherst.edu/~rjyanco/genealogy/acbiorecord/1886.html
    
    Extractions: (from the Amherst College Biographical Record, Centennial Edition (1821-1921) Previous Class... Menu Index ... Adams , Edward Gray Aiken , William Buckingham Benedict , William Henry Harrison Witherell Bickmore , John Franklin Brock , Henry Herbert Buck , George Helon Clark , Alfred Hastings Clark , John Brittan Cleaver , Wesley Manley Coates , Hallam Freer Conrad , Laertes Theodore Copeland , Lucien Blake Cross , Allen Eastman . S. of David and Anna Q. (Eastman), b. Manchester, N. H., D. 30, 1864. B. D., Andover T. S., 1891; D. D., Dartmouth, 1906. Phi Beta Kappa; Psi Upsilon. Prepared Manchester (N. H.) H. S. and Phillips Acad., Andover. Andover T. S., 1886-91; ordained, 1892; s. s. and p. Cliftondale, 1891-96; Park Ch., Springfield, 1896-1901; asst. and assoc. p. Old South Ch., Boston, 1901-11; p. Cong. Ch., Milford, 1914-. Composed The American Army Hymn; chairman Milford-Hopedale branch Red Cross, World War. Married Je. 10, 1896, Ethelyn Louise, da. of M. R. Marshall, Laconia, N. H. Ch. Louise M. (d.); Anna E. Bro Edward W. (A. C. 1897)

85. Dance Magazine: Edwin Denby: Dance Writings And Poetry. - Review - Book Review
    You are Here Articles Dance Magazine Jan, 2000 Article. edwin denby Dance Writings and Poetry.(Review) (book review) Dance Magazine, Jan, 2000, by Doris  
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    Extractions: Edwin Denby: Dance Writings and Poetry, edited by Robert Cornfield. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1998, 320 pp. A NEW COMPENDIUM of Edwin Denby's dance writings and poetry, assembled by Robert Cornfield, assisted by Ron Padgett, spans the years between 1936 and 1966, but the majority of the dance selections are from his three years at the New York Herald Tribune. They are all the more precious because in none of today's newspapers does one find daily reviews of such acuity and sweetness. Even when he was tough, Denby's manners remained intact: "Poor Toumanova. Poor Ballet Theatre. With a kind of numb dismay, your reporter watched them submitting to a new choreographic indignity when Massine's Moonlight Sonata was shown. `Russian Ballet' can hardly sink any lower than it does in offering us this clammy hallway chromo. And to have the great Massine and our fine Ballet Theatre responsible is ignominious for everyone." Denby was not afraid to lead the way, as in his early admiration for Balanchine: "George Balanchine is the greatest choreographer of our time. He is Petipa's heir. His style is classical: grand without being impressive, clear without being strict. It is humane because it is based on the patterns the human body makes when it dances; it is notlike romantic choreographybased on patterns the human body cannot quite force itself into."

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