Word: joyful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sensitive trumpeter whose lip went bad on him, and Dick Wilson, a good tenor sax man who died last fall. Still, with Mary Lou Williams, certainly one of the greatest jazz women playing today, and hefty June Richmond to do the hot songs, Andy and his Clouds of Joy are unquestionably worth your while and your money. They have never quite attained the heights that Basie well by Dunster House, where they will be appearing the evening of May eighth. Plans are being made to hold a jamming contest for Harvard musicians a week from tonight, the winner of which...
...emotional colors, and their singable sonority have always inspired the best composers to their best choral writing. This year, Koussevitsky has chosen two magnificent old ticket-sellers for his program, the Beethoven Ninth or "Choral" symphony, which is religious in feeling even though it uses Schiller's "Ode to Joy" as a text, and the Bach "Magnificat...
...nearest it got to the arts was choir singing. But the New England Repertory production of Willer's play brings one very close to Grover's Corners, N. H. The pipe-smoking stage manager seems to have found his old haunts under the sagging roof beams of the Joy Street Playhouse. Even the milkman who bustles across the stage seems to be making his rounds for the umpteenth time...
Whittier, who is a bloodhound of no mean repute in Puritan circles, wrote the famed actress and sent flowers; much to his surprise and joy, "her secretary" called him the next day and arranged for a private luncheon at a hotel in Boston...
...grinned at each other and slapped each other on the back behind scenes and then disappeared in front of the curtain and came back and shook hands and laughed and disappeared for another bow and then came back and repeated the performance, practically jumping up and down for joy...