Ragtime Christmas Bash Offers Five Decades Of Piano Music
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5
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December
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1986
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Civic Symphony Elects Benz
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24
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May
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1960
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Symphony's Seal
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19
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January
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1959
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Step Into The Past At Historic Farm's Spring Festival
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14
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May
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1983
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Crafts Are Focus Of Festival
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19
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September
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1982
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Percy "Mr. Bones" Danforth at the 5th Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival, January 1982 Photographer: Jane Hale
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1982
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Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1982
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Wasn't that a time . . . An impressive collection of folk musicians played before enthusiastic audiences which filled the Michigan Theatre for two shows Saturday at the Fifth Ann Arbor Folk Festival. Despite the bitter cold, both shows were well attended, and at least $8,000 was raised for The Ark coffeehouse. The performances were dedicated to Percy "Mr. Bones" Danforth, left [this photo], who at 81 showed that he still is the master of his rhythmic craft. Danforth performed several numbers with Sandor and Laszlo Slomovits, center, known on stage as Gemini. Headlining the show was David Bromberg, right, who "provided joyous, emotional finales for both show," according to News reviewer Jeff Mortimer, whose story appears on Page B-6.
Ann Arbor News, January 18, 1982
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Wasn't that a time . . . An impressive collection of folk musicians played before enthusiastic audiences which filled the Michigan Theatre for two shows Saturday at the Fifth Ann Arbor Folk Festival. Despite the bitter cold, both shows were well attended, and at least $8,000 was raised for The Ark coffeehouse. The performances were dedicated to Percy "Mr. Bones" Danforth, left [this photo], who at 81 showed that he still is the master of his rhythmic craft. Danforth performed several numbers with Sandor and Laszlo Slomovits, center, known on stage as Gemini. Headlining the show was David Bromberg, right, who "provided joyous, emotional finales for both show," according to News reviewer Jeff Mortimer, whose story appears on Page B-6.
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Folk Festival At Michigan Thrills Audience -- And Ark
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18
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January
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1982
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House Offers Glimpse Of Holiday Past
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December
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1986
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Percy Danforth, AKA 'Mr. Bones', Teaches Class At The Turner Geriatric Clinic, February 1986 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1986
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Ann Arbor News, February 8, 1986
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Bones students Dean Smith, Marjorie Smith and Rosemary Callahan get individual help with their technique.
Ann Arbor News, February 8, 1986
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Bones students Dean Smith, Marjorie Smith and Rosemary Callahan get individual help with their technique.
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Percy Danforth, AKA 'Mr. Bones', Teaches Helen Rice At The Turner Geriatric Clinic, February 1986 Photographer: Robert Chase
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1986
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Ann Arbor News, February 8, 1986
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Danforth shows Helen Rice the proper way to hold the bones, above. A smile of accomplishment flashes across her face after mastering part of the bones technique, below.
Ann Arbor News, February 8, 1986
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Danforth shows Helen Rice the proper way to hold the bones, above. A smile of accomplishment flashes across her face after mastering part of the bones technique, below.
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