Women Enter Dance Field Cont. on American Modern Dance
The piece traces three earlier American women whose contributions faded due to poor transmission of history. It highlights Agnes de Mille and Martha Graham as pivotal figures shaping modern dance from the Ballet Russe to the School of American Ballet and beyond. Martha Graham, debuting in 1926, is cited as a unique figure advancing modern dance toward human values and direct expression.
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President McIntosh Associates Women Bicentennial Theme
The article discusses expanding women in education and administration, noting many women in lower ranks but few in top professorial posts at colleges and state universities. It argues for more women to attain top professional positions and for men to support women’s use of knowledge freely and effectively.
Women Composers Break Boundaries in Early Modern Music
A survey highlights American women composers from the era who expanded beyond song. Margaret Ruthven Lang set Lear’s Jumblies to music. Mabel Daniels and Jessie L. Gaynor wrote operettas and children’s songs. Eleanor Freer promoted Chicago’s American Opera Society. Marion Bauer helped usher modernist ideas. Alice Barnett praised for feminine song. Ulrica Cole shown in chamber and orchestral works signaling wider field entry.
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Margaret Ruthven Lang
Mrs. Beach
Edward Lear
Mabel Daniels
Jessie L. Gaynor
Eleanor Everest Freer
American Opera Society of
Chicago
Marion Bauer
Alice Barnett
Ulrica Cole
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