To Davison, 1977
Scope and Contents
c.65 items
The most prolific writers are friends writing casually. Ross Care sends an article he wrote. John Greppin sends essays and poems written by his daughter, Sally Greppin. Susan Shields sends numerous letters, and also poetry she has written. Douglas Steere sends a postcard to John Davison's son, Alan Davison. Gordon Adams, Matthew Allen, Guy Davenport, Elizabeth Geary Davison, Giorgio Gaggia, and Anthony 'Tony' Kooiker also send letters. In addition, Tamara Brooks and David Lesniaski ask John Davison to write recommendations for their application to Harvard University and the Eastman School of Music, respectively.
Other Correspondents: Jack Austin; David Belsky; Peter Bein; David Brin; Melvin Brown; Truman Bullard; Rodney Cook; Martha Bixler; Roderic Davison; Glibert Doan, Jr.; Sam Dennison, Curator, Free Library of Philadelphia, Edwin A. Fleisher Collection; Florence Garrison; Philip Greene; Daniel Greenspan; Mary Hamilton; Pamela Horst; Bonnee Hendricks Hoy; Mrs. Irving; Michael Kimbell; Ferdinand Liva; Jonathan Lutz; Joel Mandelbaum; Caroline (?), Manhattan School of Music; Dardin McNamee; Faye Moore; Louis Weil; Carol W. Faris, Orchestra Society of Philadelphia; William Paul; Janet Pearson; Joseph Price; William Purvis; William 'Bill' Reese; C. Rob; John Russo; Bert Seager; Malcolm; Seagraves; Robert Stiefel; Dell Wade
Highlights include:
Belsky, David. Letter in poem form.
Care, Ross. 1/12. Letter enclosing an article he wrote, titled "The Film Music of Leigh Harline".
Dates
- Creation: 1977
Conditions Governing Access note
This collection is open for research.
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