Eastman

1 The cause was pancreatic cancer, said his son Lee, a partner in their longstanding family firm, Eastman & Eastman in Manhattan.

2 Here, the performance was preceded by a recording of Mr. Eastman singing a solo improvisation on the names of the saints Joan of Arc invoked during her trial.

3 Like his onetime collaborator Arthur Russell, Eastman was ahead of his time.

4 And now, for the first time, we’re able to hear “Femenine,” a longing, tender, grandly unruffled 70-minute masterpiece that takes its place at the pinnacle of the Eastman works that have survived.

5 It was like a gift to have their friends around: Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rogers and Max Eastman.

6 “Every time we get an order,” Eastman said, “it’s like someone tapping on your shoulder, saying, ‘We remember you guys, and at the other end of this we’re going to be there for a show.’”

7 Mr. Kotik’s pairing of the “Song Books” with “Macle” demonstrated fascinating connections between the two pieces; Mr. Eastman makes use of a similarly chattering energy.

8 My full name is Cadence Sinclair Eastman, and contrary to the expectations of the beautiful family in which I was raised, I am an arsonist.

9 Mr. Morrison has clearly logged a lot of hours at film archives — including the Museum of Modern Art, the Library of Congress and George Eastman House — in pursuit of particularly evocative instances of decay.

10 As an alternative, directors for the nine shows assigned to the Eastman were told to create PowerPoint presentations of their scripts, which would be projected onto a screen above the stage.

11 In 2001 Ms. Steichen gave an additional 8,000 negatives and prints as a gift and permanent loan to the Eastman House.

12 Recordings have helped propel the recent revivals of Julius Eastman and Florence Price, whose works are held up by scholars and critics today but languished for decades — neglected for a variety of reasons, including race.

13 The title characters of “Dusa, Fish, Stash and Vi,” directed by Helen Eastman, are flatmates of widely varied provenance, problems and tastes.

14 “I was at the public station in Rochester, at WXXI, and they hired three part-time weekend Eastman students all at the same time,” she recalled.

15 The next year, after briefly working in the office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, he and his father set up Eastman & Eastman.

16 That could flow seamlessly into the wintry sleigh bells at the start of “Femenine,” which is the longest — and therefore perhaps the most hypnotically enveloping — of the Eastman pieces that have survived.

17 He commanded attention in Prelude, a modern affirmation of faith written by a gay Black man in 1981 about a 15th-century martyr, after including it in “Eastman” last year.

18 Eastman gradually moved from the chaos of those early pieces toward a kind of aggressive elegance.

19 He proved himself again on Sunday, starting with the new piece by Ms. Kelly, who is completing a Ph.D. in composition at the Eastman School of Music.

20 Renowned aerodynamicists Eastman Jacobs, John Stack, and John Becker had come to the laboratory as freshly minted junior engineers and were quickly allowed to design and conduct their own experiments.

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