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penna
[pen-uh]
noun
plural
pennaea contour feather, as distinguished from a down feather, plume, etc.
penna
/ pɛˈneɪʃəs, ˈpɛnə /
noun
ornithol any large feather that has a vane and forms part of the main plumage of a bird
Other 51Թ Forms
- pennaceous adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of penna1
Example Sentences
David Yazbek, who conceived the idea of turning this stranger-than-fiction tale into a musical, wrote the score with Erik Della Penna.
“It’s what I’ve been calling documentary musical theater,” Itamar Moses, who wrote the books for “The Band’s Visit” and “Dead Outlaw,” said over dinner in Greenwich Village with Yazbek, Cromer and Erik Della Penna, who wrote the music and lyrics for “Dead Outlaw” with Yazbek.
Conceived by David Yazbek, who wrote the “Dead Outlaw” music and lyrics with Erik Della Penna, this oddball new show reunites Yazbek with the book writer Itamar Moses and the director David Cromer.
Marino’s childhood friend cinematographer Frank Barrera came with a guitar and Eduardo Penna, a TV writer friend Marino and Wain met while living in the NYU dorms, picked up the bass.
Penna says that for him, being in the Middle Aged Dad Jam Band is about making up for lost time.
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