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โ | '''Robert Dennis''' (1933-2018) was a composer whose work includes choral works and musical theater projects, notably ''Oh! Calcutta!'' (collaborating with [[Peter Schickele]] & Stanley Walden). Dennis wrote and performed music for ''[[Sesame Street]]'' on several occasions. The early |
+ | '''Robert Dennis''' (1933-2018) was a composer whose work includes choral works and musical theater projects, notably ''Oh! Calcutta!'' (collaborating with [[Peter Schickele]] & Stanley Walden). Dennis wrote and performed music for ''[[Sesame Street]]'' on several occasions. The early 1970s [[The Mad Painter|Mad Painter]] series featured Dennis playing his own music on a tack piano. In February 1975, Dennis wrote the score (vocal, piano/keyboard, flute, bass clarinet) for a frequently aired 4.5 minute film called "Milk" {{eka|0868}} and three scores (same instruments minus the vocal) for the inserts "Elk Feeding," "Sheep Feeding," and "Cow Feeding." |
Dennisโs theater and film credits include full scores and incidental music for the New York [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] Festival productions, ''Bound to Rise'' (a Horatio Alger musical), and three installments of the [[PBS]] "Dance in America" sub-series of ''[[Great Performances]]''. |
Dennisโs theater and film credits include full scores and incidental music for the New York [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] Festival productions, ''Bound to Rise'' (a Horatio Alger musical), and three installments of the [[PBS]] "Dance in America" sub-series of ''[[Great Performances]]''. |
Revision as of 23:26, 11 March 2020
Robert Dennis (1933-2018) was a composer whose work includes choral works and musical theater projects, notably Oh! Calcutta! (collaborating with Peter Schickele & Stanley Walden). Dennis wrote and performed music for Sesame Street on several occasions. The early 1970s Mad Painter series featured Dennis playing his own music on a tack piano. In February 1975, Dennis wrote the score (vocal, piano/keyboard, flute, bass clarinet) for a frequently aired 4.5 minute film called "Milk" (EKA: Episode 0868) and three scores (same instruments minus the vocal) for the inserts "Elk Feeding," "Sheep Feeding," and "Cow Feeding."
Dennisโs theater and film credits include full scores and incidental music for the New York Shakespeare Festival productions, Bound to Rise (a Horatio Alger musical), and three installments of the PBS "Dance in America" sub-series of Great Performances.