Compositions
1932. Sonata in e, for violin and piano.
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1937. Scherzo, for violin and piano.
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1937. Suite For Small Orchestra.
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1937. Concertino for Orchestra.
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1938. String Quartet No. 1.
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1939. Score without title, probably his Symphony no. 1.
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1940. Suite For Chamber Orchestra.
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1940. General William Booth Enters Into Heaven, for mixed chorus with accompaniment for orchestra or piano four-hands. Version for chorus and piano.
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1940. Sinfonietta for String Orchestra.
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1941. Toccata and Fugue For Orchestra.
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1941. A one-movement work without title, for orchestra.
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1943. "Most Glorious Lord of Life," for women's chorus, baritone solo, and organ.
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1943. "Constipated," song for baritone and piano.
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1943. Overture for Strings.
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1944. Sonata for Viola and Piano.
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1945. Trio, Fugue, and Passacaglia. for Organ.
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1946. Praeludium for Orchestra.
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1946. Qued Vidistis Pastores?
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1947. "Lux fulgebit hodie," for the University of California Choir[?].
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1949. Symphony No. II.
Score no. 1 bears the inscription "Berkeley, California May[?] 1949, W. D. Denny." Score no. 2 bears the inscription "28 VI [?]"
Score no. 1 is in manuscript, folio size, bound, 105 pp.
Score no. 2 is in manuscript, large size, bound, 72 pp.
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1955. String Quartet No. 3.
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1956. ( String trio). Title lacking. Single movement.
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1957. Introduction and Allegro, for orchestra.
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1957. Symphony No. 3.
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1958. Partita for Organ in Five Movements(Toccata, Ground, Aria and Gigue).
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One (1) manuscript copy of the score, unbound.
Another manuscript copy of the score, unbound, not dated. [?] of the score, unbound, 12 leaves.
1962. (String quartet. a single movement). No title.
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1963. Incidental Music for Anthony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare.
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1965. Trio for Strings.
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One (1) unbound manuscript score, 23 pp.; one (1) set of manuscript parts, 23 leaves. Another manuscript score, unbound, 23 pp.; another set of manuscript parts, bound, 60 pp.
Two (2) record print copies of the score, unbound
Three (3) record print copies of the parts, unbound.
1966. Toccata, Aria, and Fugue, for Organ.
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1975. Four unnamed pieces for organ.
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No date. "Falstaff."
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Transcription.
1967. Adagio from the Sonata No. I in G minor for Solo Violin by J. S. Bach. Transcribed for organ by William Denny.
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Correspondence:
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1937, 6 leaves
1938, 2 leaves
1939, 30 leaves
1940, 59 leaves
1941, 51 leaves
1942, 28 leaves
1944, 2 leaves
1945, 4 leaves
1947, 2 leaves
1951, 1 leaf
1954, 8 leaves
1962, 1 leaf
1965, 2 leaves
1973, 1 leaf
Undated, 12 leaves
Clippings and programs pertaining to performances of Professor Denny's music:
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Inventory of music scores in Professor Denny's personal library (prepared by the composer):
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Drafts and sketches of compositions.
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Class exercises.
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Antony and Cleopatra,
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3 caricatures of Bill Denny.
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