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75 Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the premiere of Appalachian Spring October 30, 1944 Photo credit: Martha Graham and May O'Donnell in Appalachian Spring. Photograph by Cris Alexander, circa 1944. Courtesy of Martha Graham Resources. F rom within the house comes the DAUGHTER. She is the daughter of this country. She has a strength that is feminine. There is a great eagerness and yet great steadiness about her and she loves and plays with great completeness. She is what we like to think of when we think of the American woman. There follows a solo for the DAUGHTER. It has a joyous quality yet it is deeply serious with a kind of greeting to new place. At times there is almost a Biblical quality about it; it is a little like a joyous psalm. It has an electric eagerness about it, an eagerness for destiny that is the unconscious partner of youth. –– Martha Graham to Aaron Copland

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