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An orchestra of negro musicians were rattling away on banjos, mandolins, and singing obligatos in deep-voiced improvisations. The drummer and the cymbalist were the busiest of all; their rattling, clanging, banging addition to the music gave it an irresistible rhythmic cadence. Even Burke felt the call of the dance, until he studied the evolutions of the merrymakers.
Lindsay the Cymbalist first impression Harriet Monroe's Magazine training in art the long vagabond tramps correct order of his works his drawings the "Poem Game" The Congo General William Booth wide sweep of his imagination sudden contrasts in sound his prose works his interest in moving pictures an apostle of democracy a wandering minstrel his vitality a primary man art plus morality his geniality a poet and a missionary his fearlessness Robert Frost the poet of New England his paradoxical birth his education his career in England his experiences on a farm his theory of the spoken word an out-door poet not a singer lack of range interpreter as well as observer pure realism rural tragedies centrifugal force men and women suspense the building of a poem the pleasure of recognition his sincerity his truthfulness.
He belongs to no modern school, but is doing his best to found one; and when I think of his love of a loud noise, I call him a Cymbalist. Yet when I use the word noise to describe his verse, I use it not only in its present, but in its earlier meaning, as when Edmund Waller saluted Chloris with While I listen to thy voice, Chloris!
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