Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College Library). Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard
College Library) poetry readings: Guide.
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Repository: Woodberry Poetry Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard
University
Creator: Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College Library).
Title: Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College Library) poetry readings,
Date(s): 1931-
(ongoing).
Quantity: ca. 700 audio tapes
Abstract: Recordings of poetry readings by American and English poets given at Harvard
University sponsored by the Morris Gray Fund, the Corliss Lamont Poetry Reading Series, the
Ellen Sitgreaves Vail Motter Fund of Radcliffe College, the Kurt Brown Audio Preservation
Project, the John Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Fund, the Harvard Vocarium, and the Poetry Room
itself.
Enhanced with digital content by Alison Harris.
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As of March 23, 2010 updates and the addition of digital links are no longer made to this finding aid, but to the individual HOLLIS record in the catalog.
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Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College Library) poetry readings. Woodberry PoetryRoom,
Houghton Library, Harvard University.
The Woodberry Poetry Room at Harvard was established in honor of Professor George Edward
Woodberry. It was opened in 1931 in Widener Library and was moved in 1949 to Lamont Library.
From the beginning, poetry readings, funded by the Morris Gray Fund, were given in the
Woodberry Poetry Room. The Poetry Room now has assumed responsibility for recording all
poetry readings given at Harvard. These include, in addition to those funded by the Morris
Gray Fund (administered since 1939 by the English Department), the Corliss Lamont Poetry
Reading Series, readings funded by the Kurt Brown Audio Preservation Project, the Ellen
Sitgreaves Vail Motter Fund of Radcliffe College, the John Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Fund,
readings given under the auspices of the Harvard Vocarium, and readings sponsored by the
Poetry Room itself.
Arranged alphabetically by reader or author. Unidentified readers are at the end of the
collection.
Consists of recordings of readings chiefly by American and English poets given at Harvard
University. Includes readings by John Ashbery, Elizabeth Bishop, Robert Creeley, E.E.
Cummings, T. S. Eliot, Robert Fitzgerald, Robert Frost, Donald Hall, Seamus Heaney, Denise
Levertov, Robert Lowell, Archibald MacLeish, Marianne Moore, Vladimir Nabokov, Robert
Pinsky, Ezra Pound, Adrienne Rich, and William Carlos Williams, among many others.
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Series: A
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Abbe, George. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1106/1107
- P-1108/1109; matrix no. H.F.S. 1897/1895
- Disc One:
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The Black Panther After Every War
- Disc Two:
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Telephone Wires in Winter
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Abrams, M.H. Poetry Reading. 19 March 2007.Lamont
Library, Forum Room, Harvard University. Running Time: 1:20:36
PN4151.A27 O57 2007
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Abse, Dannie. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1957.
Sponsored by: British Council / Poetry Room. Running Time: 20:00.
PR6001.B7 A6 x 1957
Room use only
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Abse, Dannie. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 13 April 1982 4:30pm. Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored
by: Harvard University. Running Time: 54:43.
PR6001.B7 A6 x 1982
- Abse Reads
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Lesson in Reality (Emil
Goldberg)
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Academy of American Poets. Sixty Years of American Poetry:
Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of The Academy. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras, and Bill Wadsworth. 18
November 1994. Emerson 105, Harvard University. Sponsored by: The
Academy of American Poets; The Department of English and American Literature and
Language, Harvard University. Running Time: 98:00.
PS613.S59 1994x
- Introductory remarks: Meredith McGill
- Each poets reads from his own work and from the work of an Academy
member:
- Agha Shahid Ali: After the August
Wedding in Lahor, Pakistan and Winter
Landscape (John Berryman)
- Frank Bidart: In Memory of Joe
Brainard and Memories of West Street and
Lepke (Robert Lowell)
- Sophie Cabot Black:The Misunderstanding of Nature and Song for the Last Act (Louise
Bogan)
- Henri Cole:40 Days and 40 Nights and Silence (Marianne
Moore)
- Peter Davison:The Obituary Writer and Poet to Tiger (May Swenson)
- Deborah Digges:Broom and Animal and
Space (Randall Jarrell)
- Mark Doty:A Display of Mackerel and The Fish (Elizabeth
Bishop)
- Erica Funkhauser:Weeping Cherry and The Woodpile (Robert Frost)
- Bill Knott:Finale and In a
Station of the Metro (Ezra Pound)
- Fred Marchant:Tipping Point and Book 6 from the Odyssey (translated by Robert Fitzgerald
)
- David Rivard:Emergency Exit and Red Wings (James Wright)
- Tom Sleigh:The Souls and The
Descent (William Carlos Williams)
- Sue Standing:Wittgenstein's Prayer and The Return (Robert
Hayden)
- Rosanna Warren:Song and Janet
Waking (John Crowe Ransom)
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Ai. Poetry Reading. Introduced by Stratis
Haviaras. 17 March 1976. Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Ellen Sitgreavesvail Motter Fund of Hilles Library. Running Time: 37:54.
PS3551.I2 A6 x 1976
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I Have Got To Stop Loving You
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Everything (Eloi, Arizona 1956)
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The Mortician's 12-Year Old Son
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Lesson Lesson (read twice)
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She Didn't Even Wave for Marilyn Monroe
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Aiken, Conrad. Poetry Reading. 5 November 1954.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 74:00.
PS3501.I5 A6 1954bx
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The Logos in Fifth Avenue
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A Is for Alpha: Alpha Is for A
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Aiken, Conrad. Poetry Reading. 13 September 1955.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 39:00.
PS3501.I5.A6 1955x
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Aiken, Conrad. Poetry Reading. 7 March 1958. Running Time: 8:47.
PS3501.I5 A6 1958x
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Preludes for Memnon, XIX
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Preludes for Memnon, XXIX
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Aldrich, Jennifer. Poetry Reading. 19 June 1966. Running Time: 16:34.
PS3551.L3418 A6 1966x
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For William Carlos Williams
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Despair in Radcliffe Library
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To GS Though He Doesn't Know it
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Robert Frost to Hart Crane
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Alfred, William. Poetry Reading of Agamemnon. 7 February 1953. Sanders Theater, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: The Poet's Theater. Running Time: 31:20.
PS3501.L455 A7 x 1953
- Reel Two: Part One, (concluded)
- Reel Four: Part Two, (concluded)
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Alfred, William. Poetry Reading. 6 June 1958. Running Time: 31:55.
PS3501.L455 A6 x 1958
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Apollo's Defense of Prometheus
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The Elegy in the Harvard Yard
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One scene from Hogan's Goat
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From the Passion of St. Boniface "The Argument"
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Elegy in the Regent's Park
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Alfred, William. Lectures One & Two on King Lear. 16 and
21 November 1989. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 90:00.
PR2819.A88 1989x
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Alī, Tāhā Muhammad Poetry Reading. 7 April 2008.
Thompson Parlor, Barker Center, Harvard University. Running Time: 1:10:04.
PJ7812.T34 P64 2008
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Anderson, Lee. Poetry Reading. Excerpts from Parts 1, 2, 4 of
The Floating World. 14 October 1954. Running Time: 38:12.
PS3501.N2472 F4 1960x
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Ashbery, John and Richard Eberhart, Frank O'Hara, and Lyon Phelps. Performance.
26 February 1951. Christ Church Parish House, Cambridge, MA.
Sponsored by: The Poets' Theater and Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PS3501.S475 A6 x 1951
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The Apparition (Richard
Eberhart)
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Three Words in No Time (Lyon
Phelps)
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Ashbery, John. Poetry Reading. 16 May 1976.
Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 1:03:52.
PS3501.S475 A6 x 1976
- Intoduction and opening remarks
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Bird's Eye View of the Tool
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The Couple in the Next Room
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The Wrong Kind of Insurance
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The Lament Upon the Waters
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Poem in Three Parts [Love, Courage, and I Love
the Sea]
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Variations, Calypso & Fugue on a Theme of Ella
Wheeler Wilcox
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Farm Implements and Rutabagas in a Landscape
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Ashbery, John. Poetry Reading. 9 November 1978.
Introduction by Harvard Advocate editor. Science Center. Sponsored by:
Harvard Advocate. Running Time: Reel One 38:49 / Reel Two 32:22.
PS3501.S475 A6 x 1978
- Reel One:
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Fantasia on 'The Nut-Brown Maid'
(excerpt)
- Reel Two:
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Train Rising Out of the Sea
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Sleeping in the Corners of Our Lives
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The Plural of Jack-in-the-Box
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Ashbery, John. Poetry Reading. 16 October 1985.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: Reel One 42:03 / Reel Two 25:27 Reel One 42:03.
PS3501.S475 A6 x 1985
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
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Variations, Calypso and Fugue on a Theme of Ella
Wheeler Wilcox
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The Couple in the Next Room
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And Ut Pictura Poesis is Her Name
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Ashbery, John. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 10 November 1987. Boylston Hall, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 55:46.
PS3501.S475 A6 1987bx
Click to listen to audio file
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Landscape (After Baudelaire)
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When Half the Time They Don't Know Themselves...
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Ashbery, John. Lecture and criticism about John Clare's Inquisitive Eye. 6 November 1989.
Sanders Theater. Sponsored by: Charles Eliot Norton Lecture Series. Running Time: 49:13.
PR4453.C6.Z52 1989x
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Ashbery, John. Olives and Anchovies: Thomas Beddoes. Read by
John Ashbery. 29 November 1989. Sanders Theater. Sponsored
by: Charles Eliot Norton Lecture Series. Running Time: 50:00.
Scope and Content: lecture
PR4098.A75 1989x
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Ashbery, John. The Bachelor Machines of Raymond Roussel. Read by
John Ashbery. 14 February 1990. Sanders Theater. Sponsored
by: Charles Eliot Norton Lecture Series. Running Time: 50:00.
Scope and Content: lecture
PQ2635.O96168 Z58 1990x
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Ashbery, John. Why you need to know about the poetry of John
Wheelwright. 7 March 1990. Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Charles Eliot Norton Lecture Series. Running Time: 51:00.
Scope and Content: Lecture By Ashbery
PS3545.H334 Z56 1990x
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Ashbery, John. Lecture on Laura Riding. Read by John
Ashbery. 21 March 1990. Sponsored by: Charles Eliot Norton Lecture Series. Running Time: 50:00.
Scope and Content: Lecture by Ashbery
PS3519.A363 Z56 1990x
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Ashbery, John. Poetry Reading. 1 May 1998.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 90 min.
PS3501.S475 A6 1998x
Room use only
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Atwood, Margaret. Studio Recording for the Woodberry Poetry Room.
13 April 1967. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 31:00.
PR9199.3.A8 A6 x 1967
- ["This is a photograph of me..."]
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The Animals in That Country
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At The Tourist Center in Boston
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It is Dangerous to Read Newspapers
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The Gods Avoid Revealing Themselves
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Speeches for Dr. Frankenstein
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The Reincarnation of Captain Cook
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Atwood, Margaret. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 7 April 1978. Science Center, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR9199.3.A8 A6 x 1978b
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Atwood, Margaret. Poetry Reading and excerpts from novel.
Introduced by Stratis Haviaras. 6 March 1980.
Hilles Library Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 57:26.
PR9199.3 A8 A6 x 1980
- Reading from novel Life Before Man,
characters Elizabeth and Nate
- Unpublished poems:
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Variation on the World Love
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Variation on the Word Sleep
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Auden, W. H. Poetry Reading. Running Time: 8:08
PR6001.U4 A6 x 1900zc
Click to listen to audio file
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The Question ["To ask the hard question is
simple..."]
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Venus Will Now Say a Few Words ["Since you are
going to begin today..."]
- From Five Songs: ["What's in your mind,
my dove, my coney..."]
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Autumn Song ["Now the leaves are falling
fast..."]
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Auden, W. H. Memorial Service. 7 October 1973.
Unitarian Church, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA.
PR6001.U4 Z94 x 1973
- Preludes for flute and organ, Constance Boykan flute
- Anthem Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring - Bach Choir of the First
Parish
- Responsive Reading, no. 440
- Reading from, Auden's Poetry and Remarks by Professor William
Alfred
- Reading from Auden's poetry and remarks by Professor Robert
Lowell
- Offertory Aria for Mezzo Soprano, Flute & Organ Bach
- Reading from Auden's Poetry and Remarks by Professor Robert
Fitzgerald
- Reading from Auden's Poetry and remarks by Rev. N.
Helvers on Hymn 257
- Postlude Toccata in E Minor - Pachelbel
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Auden, W.H. Poetry Reading. 1941. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
P-1052/P-1053
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Auster, Paul. Poetry Reading. 17 April 1984. Running Time: 30:16.
PS3551.U77 A6 x 1984
- Austen begins by reading poems from his book Wall Writing:
- The following poems are from Fragments from
Colds:
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Obituary in the Present Tense
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Search for Definition: On Seeing a Painting by Brady
Walker Tomlin
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Series: B
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Bachmann, Ingeborg. Poetry Reading. 23 August 1955.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.Reading in German. Running Time: 23:35.
PT2603.A147 A6 1950zx
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Das Spiel ist aus / The Game is Over
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Thema und Variation / Theme and
Variation
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Früher Mittag / Early Noon
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Nord und Süd / North and South
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Lieder von einter Insel / Songs From an
Island
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Leicht ruht der Pfeil / "Times arrow easily
rests"
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Schwarzer Waltzer / Black Waltz
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Am Akragas / At Agrigento
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Das erstgeborne Land / Native Land
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Römisches Nachtbild / Rome at Night
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Unter dem Weinstock / Under the
Grapevine
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Nach Jahr und Tag / After Many Years
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Was wahr ist / What's True
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Baez, Joan. Poetry Reading with Bill Wood
and Ted Alevizos at Folksingers 'Round Harvard Square. May
1959. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 46:16.
PR REM 4/94.
M1629.F65 1959x
- Joan Baez:
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What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Baby
- Wood:
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Le Cheval dans la Beignoire (The Horse in the
Bathtub) (Stephen Goldman)
- Alevizos:
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Astrapsen (The Sun is Risen)
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Lass from the Low Country
- Baez, Wood, and Alevizos:
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Bang, Mary Jo, Catherine Barnett, and
Noelle Kocot. Poetry Reading. "The Poet's Voice." Introduced by
Christina Davis. 11 March 2009. Edison and Newman Room,
Houghton Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
- Reading by Mary Jo Bang:
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The Cruel Wheel Turns Twice
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Still as in a Still After Still
- Reading by Catherine Barnett:
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All the Bright Dawn Disperses
- ["Mothering doesn't add up to much"]
- ["Amphetamine and cold water"]
- ["He promises to hum in her ear"]
- [For her birthday they sit at a bar and drink some wine"]
- ["Sometimes she whispers 'there, there' "]
- ["She sits across from him listening"]
- ["He asks if she wants anything more from him"]
- Reading by Noelle Kocot:
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In the Barn, with Crayons
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After His Woman is Killed, Conan the Barbarian Goes On
to Become a King By His Own Hand, with Her Spirit Guiding Him
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You Will Always Be My Animal
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Banks, Russell. Fiction Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 14 November 1988. Lamont Forum Room.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 45:35.
PS3552.A49 A6 1988x
- Banks Reads
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My Mother's Memiors, My Father's Lie, and Other True
Stories
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Barber, Jennifer. Poetry Reading. 13 March 2001.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library.
PS3552.A59197 A6 x 2001
Room use only
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Barker, George. Poetry Reading. Running Time: 24:40.
PR6003.A68 A6 x 1900z
- Holy Poems I, II, III, IV
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O who will speak from a womb
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At the Tombs of the Medici
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That Laddie's a Long Way from Home
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Barker, George. Poetry Reading. 1941. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
PR6003.A68 A6 1941
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Four Sonnets from a Cycle of 30
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Barresi, Dorothy. Poetry Reading. 28 February 1997.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 40:00.
PS3552.A732 A6 1997x
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Possibly I Have Misunderstood
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At the Posh Salon Called Ultra
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Mother My Poorest China Gone
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The Older Brothers' of Girls I Grew Up With
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To the Place of Unhurried Goodbyes
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Expect Mercy, Crave Relief
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Barth, John. Poetry Reading. 1 March 1968. Running Time: 66:07.
PS3552.A75 A6 x 1968
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Barth, John. Poetry Reading. 25 November 1971. Running Time: Reel One: 59:30 / Reel Two: 20:08 / Total: 79:38.
PS3552.A75 A6 x 1971
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Barth, John. Morris Gray Fiction Reading. Introduction by
Robert Kiely. 18 November 1992. Hilles Library, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 51:15.
PS3552.A75 A6 1992x
- Introduction by Robert Kiely
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Once Upon a Time: A Floating Opera (Jack and
Jill, an Exegetical Aria, Water Messages)
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Belitt, Ben. Poetry Reading. 1 December 1965.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Fund, Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College
Library).
PS3503.E39 A6 x 1965
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Bell, Marvin. Poetry Reading. 19 October 1995.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the
Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 59:00.
PS3552.E52 A6 1995x
- From Iris of Creation:
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Ending with a Line from Lear
- From The Book of the Dead Man (each
poem has two parts):
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#1, About the Dead Man, More about the Dead Man
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#13, About the Dead Man and Thunder, More about
....
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The Dead Man's Debt to Harry Houdini
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#22, The Dead Man and His Masks, More about
....
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The Dead Man and a Parallel Universe
- From New Work:
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The Dead Man and the Corpse of Yugoslavia, More about
....
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The Dead Man Apart, More about ....
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The Dead Man's Further Happiness
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The Dead Man and Taxidermy
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The Dead Man and Everpresence
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Bellow, Saul. Fiction Reading. 23 April 1996.
Sackler Museum. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:06:30.
Bellow reads an excerpt from his novel, Henderson the
Rain King
Question and answer session follows, mostly about writing habits.
Poetry Cass PS3503.E4488 H42 1996x
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Benedikt, Michael. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras.12 December 1978. Lamont Forum Room.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 59:48.
PS3552.E54 A6 1978x
- From new manuscript Family Blessings, Family
Curses
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To Peggy Gibson in Boston
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The Mid-Summer Conference At Concord, New Hampshire Held
By An Instructor Of Greek and Latin As A Favor To His Friend, A Prospective
Student's Father
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For Zekeyis written in what Benedikt terms
"orgasmic style."
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Bennett, Bruce. Poetry Reading from Navigating the Distances. 12 November 1999. Farnsworth Room, Lamont
Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room and the
Corliss Lamont Fund.
PS3552.E54567 A6 1999x
Room use only
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Bernstein, Charles. Poetry Reading. 20 February 2001.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
Room use only
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Berrigan, Ted. Poetry Reading. 8 August 1967. Running Time: 29:32.
PS3552.E74 A6 x 1967
Click to listen to audio file
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A Personal Memoir of Tulsa, Oklahoma/ 1955-1960
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Anne Waldman's Birthday Party
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Berryman, John, Mark Van Doren, Robert Fitzgerald,
William Meredith, Adrienne Rich, and
James Wright. Poetry Reading, "Homage to John Berryman." 9 May
1972. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 53:00.
PS3503.E744 A6 x 1900z
Room use only.
- Reel One:
- Reading by Mark Van Doren:
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The Moon and the Night and the Man
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To Bhain Cambell, 1911-1940
- Reading by Robert Fitzgerald:
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Homage to Mistress Bradstreet, Stanza
31
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Homage to Mistress Bradstreet, Stanza
57
- Reading by William Meredith: Selections from
The Dream Songs(selections)
- Reading by Adrienne Rich:
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Eleven Addresses to the Lord, Section
10
- Reel Two:
- Reading by James Wright:
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Nones ["Problem. I cannot come among Your
saints"]
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The Song of the Tortured Girl
- Reading by John Berryman: Selections from The
Dream Songs
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Betjeman, Sir John. Poetry Reading. No date, between 1950 and
1969?. Fassett Recording Studio, Boston MA. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 21:00.
PR6003.E77.A6 1950zx
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Bidart, Frank. Poetry Reading. 8 May 1975.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 43:47.
PS3552.I33 A6 x 1975
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Bidart, Frank. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 2 April 1979. Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:12.
PS3552.I33 A6 x 1979
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The War of Vaclav Nijinsky
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Bidart, Frank. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Seamus
Heaney. 10 March 1992. Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris
Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:06:00.
PS3552.I33 I52 1992x
- From his book, In the Western Night
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The First Hour of the Night
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Bishop, Elizabeth. Poetry Reading. 17 December 1947.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
Phondisc available. PR REM 9/75 from 2 discs, 4 sides: #3162-3165, 78 rpm, acetate
recording, Harvard Film Service, Harvard University.
PS3503.I785 A6 x 1947 (formerly D855.3-1)
Click to listen to audio file
Access Restrictions: Available to users with a valid Harvard ID.
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Songs for a Colored Singer
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Bishop, Elizabeth. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Monroe Engel. 1 March 1978. Sponsored by:
Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 41:00.
PS3503.I785 A6 x 1978
Room use only.
Due to recording difficulties, some of these poems are incomplete.
To commemorate Robert Lowell's birthday, Bishop reads his poems and her own.
- Selections from Robert Lowell's Lord Weary's
Castle:
- In Memory of Arthur Winslow:
- Selections from Robert Lowell's Life
Studies:
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Home After Three Months Away
- Selections from Robert Lowell's Day by
Day:
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Thanks Offering for a Recovery
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Blumenthal, Michael. Poetry Reading. 2 May 1984.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 1:02:45.
PS3552.L849 A6 x 1984
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Those Destroyed by Success (William
Dickey)
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Who Will Live in Our Houses When We Die
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The Truth of Two (Pedro
Salinas)
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Watching La Boheme With My Father
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The Swimming Poems (excerpts)
-
Days We Would Rather Know
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Blumenthal, Michael. Poetry Reading. 3 March 2000.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room
Room use only
-
Blumenthal, Michael. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 5 May 1992. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 57:47.
PS3552.L849 A6 1992x
- Blumenthal Reads from Wages of Goodness:
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Ode to the Book (Pablo
Neruda)
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April Inventory (W.D.
Snodgrass)
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Trying to Learn Basketball at 37
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Buying Baseball Cards at 42
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Air and Fire (Wendell
Berry)
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Never to Have Loved a Child
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And the Wages of Goodness Are Not Assured
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Bly, Robert. Poetry Reading. 6 March 1961.
Recorded at Fassett Studio. Running Time: Reel One: 23:30 / Reel Two: 23:00.
PS3552.L9 A6 x 1961
Room use only.
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
- Introduction by Robert Bly
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Surprised by Evening (previously titled, Poem)
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Driving Toward the Lac Qui Parle River
- Poem ["Last night the first heavy frost"]
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After Drinking All Night with a Friend, We Go Out In a
Boat at Dawn to See Who Can Write the Best Poem
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The Black Boar on the Sea Floor
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The Ida Bird (Henrik Isben)
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Inward Conversation (Charles Baudelaire)
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Dusk Before Dawn (Charles Baudelaire)
- Reel Two: Click to listen to audio file
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Oceans (Juan Ramon
Jimenez)
- Untitled ["From the doorsill of a dream"] (Antonio
Machado)
- Untitled ["It was the evil spirit of my dream"] (Antonio
Machado)
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The Black Riders (César
Vallejo)
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The Spider (César Vallejo)
-
A Poem for the Drunkard President
-
The Possibility of New Poetry
-
Condition of the Working Classes, 1970
(previous title, Conditions of the Working Classes,
1960)
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Bonnefoy, Yves. Poetry Reading. 10 May 1973.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.Reading in French.
PQ2603.O533 A6 1973x
-
Booth, Phillip. Poetry Reading. 26 November 1956.
PS3552.O647 A6 1956x
-
Letter from a Distant Land
-
Borges, Jorge Luis. Norton Lectures. Introduction by
Juan Marichal.1967-1968. Sponsored by: Norton Lectures. Running Time: Reel One: 52:02 / Reel Two: 47:39 / Reel Three: 33:02 / Reel
Four: 41:09 / Reel Five: 44:05 / Reel Six: 53:41.
PN1031.B66 1967x
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Juan Marichal
- Lecture One (Oct 25, 1967): The Riddle of
Poetry
- Reel Two:
- Lecture Two (Nov 16, 1967): The
Metaphor
- Reel Three:
- Lecture Three (Dec 16, 1967): The Telling of a
Tale
- Reel Four:
- Lecture Four (Feb 28, 1968): Word-Music and
Translation
- Reel Five:
- Lecture Five (Mar 20, 1968): Thought and
Poetry
- Reel Six:
- Lecture 6 (April 6, 1968): A Poet's
Creed
-
Bowen, Elizabeth. Lecture, The
Technique of the Novel. 26 May 1953. Running Time: 44:55.
PN3355.B69 1953x
-
Bramhall, Mark, and Donald Block and
Timothy Mayer Poetry Reading. Introduction by Henry
James. 24 April 1964. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard College Library.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: Reel One: 47:57 / Reel Two: 34:06
PS3552.R265 A6 x 1964
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Henry James
- Mark Bramhall reads his poetry:
-
To an Audience in Lamont Library
-
On an Old Woman in Harvard Yard
-
On the Death of Robert Frost?
-
Generations (voice of son speaking to father)
-
The Time I Should Have Left You
-
A Natural Death (first poem written after
abandoning free verse prose completely)
-
On a Lover's Poem (written as poet was studying
Yeats)
- "Captain says ..." (part of a plotless play)
- Comments explaining poem, based upon an insect which splattered against
his windshield during a cross-country drive
- Comments by Henry James and Introduction to Donald Bloch
- Block Reads his prose:
-
You Had Better Watch Out (story)
-
You Had Better Watch Out (continued)
- Comments by Henry James and Introduction to Timothy Mayer
- Mayer Reads his poetry:
-
The Ballad of Enticing Cities
-
That Day They Read Of It No More (two excerpts)
- ["We the skinned cream ..."]
-
The Colored Boy with Pointy Shoes
- Closing comments by Henry James
-
Brautigan, Richard. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Geoffrey Movius, and Ron Loewinsohn.1969. Quincy House Poetry Forum, Quincy House Dining Hall. Sponsored by:
WHRB broadcast, "Exposition," Part I and II (?). Running Time: 45:00.
This reel may begin with Part II; WHRB introduction and part one begin in middle.
PS3503.R2736 A6 1969bx (formerly MT T 855.6-2)
Most of the poems are from The Pill Versus the Spring Hill
Mine Disaster.
-
Gee, You're so Beautiful that It's Starting to
Rain
-
A Lass Measured Perfectly
-
General Custer versus the Titanic
-
Karma Repair Kit, Items 1 to 4
-
Your Departure versus the Hindenberg
-
The Pill versus the Spring Hill Mine Disaster
-
The Day They Busted the Grateful Dead
-
The Garlic Meat Lady From
- WHRB Introduction, by John Zussman, to "Exposition" series, this broadcast,
and Brautigan the author. Malvius and Loewinsohn introductions follow.
-
The Sister Cities of Los Alamos, New Mexico and
Hiroshima, Japan
-
All Girls Should Have a Poem
-
The Horse that Had a Flat Tire
-
Flowers for Those You Love
-
The Sidney Greenstreet Blues
-
Death Is a Beautiful Car Parked Only
-
A Postcard from China Town
-
The Chinese Checker Players
-
Our Beautiful West Coast Thing
-
At the California Institute of Technology
-
It's Been Raining Like Hell All Day Long
-
Sit Comma and Creeley Comma
-
Brinnin, John Malcolm. Poetry Reading. 1944.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1110/P-1111; matrix no. H.F.S. 1899/2901
- P-1112/P-1113
- Disc One:
-
For My Pupils in the War Years
- Disc Two:
-
Views of the Favorite Colleges
-
Brock-Broido, Lucie. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Helen Vendler. 21 February 1989. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 52:10.
PS3552.R6145 A6 1989x
-
Edward the Sixth on the Seventh Day
-
Ten Years Apprenticeship in Fantasy
-
Brock-Broido, Lucie and Michael Blumenthal.
Poetry Reading. Introduction by Michael Milburn (for Lucie
Brock-Broido), Stratis Haviaras (for Michael Blumenthal). 8 April
1991. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room, 60th Anniversary Celebration. Running Time: 1:12:30.
PS3552.R6145 A6 x 1991
- Brock-Broido Reads:
-
When the Gods Go, Half Gods Arrive
-
You Can't Always Get What You Want
-
The Supernatural is Only the Natural Disclosed
-
I Don't Know Who It Is That Sings, Nor Did I, Would I
Tell
- Blumenthal Reads:
-
The Difference Between a Child and a Poem
-
God Loves You, And So Do I
-
The Night the Dancing Died; April 19, 1968
-
Poem for My Father at 85 After Cross Country Skiing
With My Nephew Marlon Aged 7
-
Brock-Broido, Lucie. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Helen Vendler. 13 May 1993. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
College Library. Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium. Running Time: 52:00.
PS3552.R6145 A6 1993x
- Reading from The Hunger and The Master Letters:
-
Moving On in the Dark Like Loaded Boats at Night,
Though There Is No Course, There Is Boundlessness
-
The Supernatural Is Only the Natural, Disclosed
-
To a Strange Fashion of Forsaking
-
The Last Passenger Pigeon in the Cincinnatti
Zoo
-
Sin Is More Subjective Than Gravity
-
Brodsky, Joseph. Poetry Reading. English translation by Brodsky
and William Corbett. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 20 November 1980. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.Reading inEnglish then in
Russian. Running Time: 1:29:00.
PG3479.4.R64 A6 x 1980
- Joseph Brodsky and William Corbett read:
-
Six Years Later (translation written by
Richard Wilbur)
-
Nature Morte (translation written by
George L. Kline)
-
Odysseus to Telemachus (translation written by
George L. Kline)
-
The Thames at Chelsea (translaton written by
David Rigsby)
-
Excerpts from A Part of Speech (translation
written by Joseph Brodsky):
-
You've forgotten that village
-
And when the future is written
-
Not that I am loosing my grip
- York, In Memoriam, W.H. Auden (from the sequence "In England;"
translation written by Alan Myers)
-
Plato Elaborated (translation written by
George L. Kline)
-
Letters from the Ming Dynasty (Brodsky reads
the poem in both English and Russian; translation written by Derek
Walcott)
-
Elegy for Robert Lowell (Brodsky reads the poem
in both English and Russian; originally English version)
-
Bronk, William. Poetry Reading. 19 October 1956. Running Time: 25:38.
PS3552.R65 A6 x 1956
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Arts and Death: A Fugue for Sidney Cox
-
In Our Image, After Our Likeness
-
How We Differ from the Earth
-
The Red at Sherman's Farm
-
My Young Nephew Sends Me His Picture for a
Present
-
Some Musicians Play Chamber Music for Us
-
The Nature of the Universe
-
Bunting, Basil. Poetry Reading. Briggflats. 27 March 1967. Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 89:00.
PR6003.U36 B72 x 1967
-
Bunting, Basil. Poetry Reading. 5 April 1976.
Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6003.U36 A6 x 1976
- Reel Two:
-
Briggflatts: V (continued)
-
Odes: 7 ["The day being Whitsun we had
pigeon for dinner"]
-
Odes: 23 The Passport Officer
-
Odes: 26 ["Two hundred and seven
paces"]
-
Odes: 29 ["Southwind, tell her
what"]
-
Odes: 31 ["The soil sandy and the plow
light, neither"]
-
Odes: 32 ["Let them remember Samangan,
the bridge tower"]
-
Odes: 34 ["These tracings from a world
that's dead"]
-
Odes: 3 Birthday Greeting
-
Odes: 4 ["You idiot! What makes you
think decay will"]
-
Odes: 6 What the Chairman Told
Tom
-
Odes: 7 ["O, it is godlike to sit
self-possessed"]
-
Odes: 8 ["Carmencita's tawny
paps"]
-
Odes: 10 ["Stones trip Conquet
burn"]
-
Last night without sight of you my brain was
ablaze
-
All the cants they peddle
-
You can't grip years, Postume
-
Byron, Lord. Poetry Reading by C.M. Bowra. Running Time: 4:29.
PR4359 A35 x 1900z
- Haidee and Juan from Byron's Don Juan,
Canto II
-
Series: C
-
Calvino, Italo. Lecture, The Written
and Unwritten Word. 6 April 1983. Emerson Hall 105, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 46:14.
PQ4809.A45 W85 x 1983
- Beginning of Introduction repeated
-
The Written and Unwritten Word
-
Calvino, Italo. Reading Works in Translation. 5 April 1984.
Emerson Hall 105, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 58:28.
PQ4809.A45 A6 x 1984
- Announcements and Introduction
- ["If you choose to believe me, good ..."]
- [ "Se volete credermi, bene ..." ]
- ["After a seven days' march ..."]
-
Dopo aver marciato sette giorui
- ["In Ersilia, to establish the relationships ..."]
- ["Whether Armillo is like this because ..."]
- From unpublished work in progress Mr.
Palomar
-
On Becoming Angry with the Young
- Unpublished short story based on everyday objects
-
Canaday, John. Poetry Reading. 6 March 2003.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3603.A524 A6 2003x
Room use only
-
Carmi, T. Poetry Reading. 25 April 1986. Running Time: 42:00.Reading in Hebrew and
English.
PJ5054.C35 A6 1986x
-
Landscape read in English (translated by
Stephen Mitchell) and in Hebrew;
-
The Unicorn Looks In The Mirror (translated by
Stephen Mitchell)
-
Arrow, read in both English and Hebrew
-
Adam Explains His Silence
- From a set entitled, Other's Apology
-
What Happened Really Happened, read in English
and in Hebrew
-
An Israeli Abroad translated by Tudor
Parfit (sp?)
- From a sequence:
-
Another Oracle, read in English and Hebrew
-
The Snow God Of Abutur (Abutur is a section of
Jerusalem)
-
Still Life, read in both English and Hebrew;
-
This Instant (translated by Amiel Al
Khali )
-
Letter Between Dusk And Evening (translated by
Amiel Al Khali)
-
Carrier, Constance. Poetry Reading, from her translations of
Propertius. 18 September 1965.
Woodberry Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 30:00.
PA6645.E5 C3 1965x (formerly MT D856.5-1)
Carrier begins with a brief description of Propertius's four books. She states that
his first two books were confined to the topic of Propertius's lover Cynthia. The
third and fourth books focus on subjects of wider interest. The fourth contains some
longer poems and possesses better quality of work than does the third.
- Book One, Poem "Cynthia in that town of summer
sunlight...."
- Book One, Poem "I am the threshold...."
- Book Two, Poem This poem illustrates Prospertius's disillusionment with
Cynthia. "That prater from Alaria...."
- Book 2, poem 22. This poem deals with Prospertius's emotions concerning
the infidelity of Cynthia. "I've played the field
impartially...."
- Book 3, poem "I marveled when I woke to find
the muses around me...."
- Book 3, poem This poem was written on the death of Marcellus. "Where the sea's laughs cut off from dark...."
- Book 4, poem This poem was written on the death of Cynthia. "There are ghosts then after all...."
-
Carroll, Lewis. Lecture. Ethel Hatch on
Lewis Carroll. 1950.
PR4611.Z65 1950zx
-
Carver, Raymond. Morris Gray Poetry Reading. 11 April 1985.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gary Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:02:24.
PS3553.A7894 A6 x 1985
-
Where the Water Come Together with Other Water
-
Our First House in Sacramento
-
In a Marine Light Near Squim, WA
-
Careful (from Cathedral )
-
Causley, Charles. Poetry Reading. 1958. Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR6005.A837 A6 1958x
-
Cheever, John. Prose Reading. 4 December 1975.
Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate.
PS3505.H6428 A6 x 1975
- Question and Answer Session
-
Ciardi, John. Poetry Reading. No date.
PS3505.I27 C3 x 1900z
-
Clampitt, Amy. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1983.
Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 48:24.
PS3553.L23 A6 x 1983
- Clampitt introduces her first poem, which is inspired by an anecdote, and
reads a historical epigraph
- Clampitt compares herself to John Keats for whom she wrote the following
selections in a series she calls "Homage to John
Keats:"
-
Winchester: The Autumn Equinox
- Clampitt tells of Hypocrine, which was the pool stamped by Pegasus, the
mythological winged horse and the bearer of poets
-
Clarke, Austin.Vengeance of Fionn. Selections. 1 August 1953.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room (Harvard College
Library).
PR6005.L37 V42 x 1953
-
Coffin, Robert P. Tristram. Poetry Reading. 1940.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
P-1012/P-1013; matrix no. H.F.S. 1419/1423
P-1014/P-1015; matrix no. H.F.S. 1422/1434
P-1016/P-1017; matrix no. H.F.S. 1421/1433
P-1018/P-1019; matrix no. H.F.S. 1431/1432
P-1020/P-1021
- Disc Three:
-
How to Make a Willow Whistle
-
Where I Took Hold of Life
-
Cows Are Coming Home in Maine
-
Cole, Henri. Poetry Reading. 23 February 1995. Forum
Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Department of
American Literature and Language and the Poetry Room. Running Time: 43:15.
PS3553.O4725 A6 1995x
- Readings of old and new work:
-
Immaculate Mary Breathes the Air We Breathe
- From The Look of Things
-
Buddha and the Seven Tiger Cubs
-
Cole, Henri. Poetry Reading. 8 December 1998.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University??. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 44:00.
PS3553.O4725 A6 1998x
Room use only
-
Colum, Padraic. Poetry Reading. 22 April 1964.
PR REM 5/94
PR6005.O38 A6 x 1964
Room use only
Scope and Content: Nos. 1 and 3 from Collected Poems, published by
the Devin-Adair Company, NY. No. 5 from The Poet's
Circuits, published by the Oxford University Press. Nos. 2 and 4
uncollected.
- Colum reading:
-
A Man Who Has Created a New Order Looks Back
-
She Moved through the Fair
-
Coolidge, Clark. Poetry Reading. 14 January 1967. Running Time: 25:00.
PS3553.O57.A6x 1967
-
Coolidge, Clark. Poetry Reading. 17 February 1977.
Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 1:15:07.
PS3553.O57 A6 x 1977
-
To walk in short a cave...
-
Definition contains nothing but...
-
Part is going out in art...
-
A symphony written definition...
-
Sets hard tityers against soft...
-
Before, and, of what's this...
-
I don't have an instrument...
-
Suddenly, they are coming...
-
Cooper, Jane. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Michael
Milburn. 11 April 1989. Forum Room, Lamont. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 44:40.
PS3553.O59 A6 1989x
-
Childhood in Jacksonville, Florida
-
Family Stories, What Each One Saw
- ["Was I wrong to delare myself..."]
-
Threads: Rosa Luxemburg from Prison, Part 3 Breslau,
Spring 1918
-
Corbett, Bill. Poetry Reading. 11 February 1975.
Modern Language Center, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 39:21.
PS3553.O6438 A6 x 1975
-
Corbett, Bill and Michael Palmer. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 16 March 1978.
Hilles Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: Reel One: 31:05 / Reel Two: 31:15 / Reel Three: 29:04 / Reel
Four: 4:15 Total:
PS3553.O6438 A6 x 1978
- Reel One:
-
He says this red as dust...
-
The Constriction of the Throat
-
Chamber Music for Woman's Voice
- Reel Two:
-
Dance of the Bees: September
-
The Ninth Symmetrical Poem After Southwell
-
Without Music: Rosa and Money
-
Crossing the Hill for Anne Meyer
-
Its the end of another century...
- Reel Three:
-
Thirty-Four: The Overseer
-
Corkery, Christopher. Poetry Reading. 4 March 1980. Running Time: 29:28.
PS3553.O6477 A6 x 1980
-
Looking for the Happy Family
-
On Having My Father Once Again Depart From Where I Had
Put Him
-
Puccini is Not Interested in Women
-
La Senora Fernandez, ne Slater, The Editor's Wife is
Gone
-
Dorothea Speaks to the Young Painter
-
Metamorphosis to Pinta Gorda
-
King David in a Fallow Time
-
The Painter Speaks of Blue and its Beginnings
-
Corman, Cid. Poetry Reading. 9 March 1961.
Fassett Recording Studio. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3553.O65 A6 1961
-
Creeley, Robert. Poetry Reading. 27 October 1966.
Poetry Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 49:00
PS3505.R43 A6 1966bx
-
Creeley, Robert. Poetry Reading. 5 December 1976.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3505.R43 A6 x 1976
-
Creeley, Robert and Bill Corbett
Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. Poetry Reading. 7 December
1984. Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room (?) Running Time: 1:08:10.
PS3553.O6438 A6 x 1984
- Introduction by Stratis Haviarus
- Introduction to Creeley by Corbett
- Comments by the first reader, Creeley.
-
Continuing forward with...
-
Versions: After Thomas Hardy
- Creeley stops reading and then introduces Corbett who reads:
-
Columbus Were a Journal (Corbett reads the
December section of this series)
-
Allison's letter had a bookmark...
-
Biking Down Massachusetts Ave.
-
Ancient Chinese Christmas Greeting
-
Creeley, Robert. Poetry Reading. 22 July 1987.
Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 1:35:05.
PS3505.R43 A6 1987x
-
Creeley, Robert. Poetry Reading. 24 September 1999.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PS3505.R43 A6 1999x
Room use only
-
Culler, Jonathan D. Lecture,Apostrophe
in Poetry 9 March 1977. Boyston Hall. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:00.
PN1059.A6 C85 1977x
- Culler lectures on the use of apostrophe in lyric poetry, its significance,
the aptness of structuralist, semiotic, and genre criticism. Some poem excerpts read
in French. Poetry of Blake, Shelley, Rilke cited as examples.
- -Poetry uses apostrophe much of the time.
- -Generally, people don't like to acknowledge apostrophe as a central
feature of poems. Much of the critical discourse of the time can not, or will not,
deal with apostrophe.
- -Apostrophe is an intensifier that helps to animate.
- -Apostrophe is a device that helps to set up a relation which constitutes
the speaker.
- -Poems that begin with Apostrophe often end with withdraws or
questions.
- -Apostrophe is a sign of a fiction which knows its own fictive
nature
-
Cummings, E. E. Six Non-Lectures. Event was 16 February 1953 ;date
of broadcast was 6 June 1953. Sanders Theater, Memorial Hall, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Charles Eliot Norton Lecture; published commercially (Caedmon label
1965) broadcast May & June 1953. Running Time: Reel One: 55:00 / Reel Two: 55:00 / Reel Three: 55:00 / Reel
Four: 55:00 / Reel Five: 55:00 / Reel Six: 55:00/ Total: 6 Hours
PS3505.U334 A6 1953x
- Reel Six:
-
"i and am and santa claus"
-
Series: D
-
Davie, Donald. Poetry Reading. 17 November 1982.
Hilles Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6007.A667 A6 x 1982b
-
Debeljak, Ales. Poetry Reading. 25, October, 1999.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Dennis, Rodney Gove. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 21 February 1997. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 44:30.
PS3554.E538 C372 1997x
- Comments- Dennis lived in a monastery and shares his
experiences.
-
The Nuns on the Path to Vigils
-
The Dining Room Through the Doorway
- Dennis comments on friend, Caroline Farmer Greene, who died of AIDS and for
whom he wrote a book of poems, which he will read.
-
Boston Rehab: A Smoking Party
-
Imagining Caroline's Death
-
The Suffolk County Jail at Nashua Street
-
Riggemons Womens: The Second Pneumonia
-
City Hospital: Caroline and Theodora
- Looking Around (end of "Caroline" poems)
-
By the New York Public Library
-
The House Across the Street
-
Prologue To An As Yet Uncomposed Poem of Considerable
Length
-
Derrida, Jacques.Psyche: Inventions of the Other. Introduction by
Barbara Johnson. 18 April 1986. Sanders Theater, Memorial
Hall. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 1:22:52.
B2430.D483 P78 x 1986
- Introduction by Barbara Johnson
-
Dickey, James. Poetry Reading. 4 February 1964. Running Time: 31:33.
PS3554.I32 A6 x 1964
- Comments by poet on brief encounters with strangers.
- Comments on boyhood and love
- Comments on Reincarnations
-
Still passed through the spokes
- Comments on his father's death by cancer in a large, cold, impersonal
hospital
- Comments about the movie The African
Lion, which made him think of life, death, and the cycle of life
- Comments about a friend who died during the war
-
Dickey, James. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Prof.
Samuel Beer. 25 October 1967. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 64:17.
PS3554.I32 A6 1967x
- Opening comments by poet.
-
Hunting Civil War Relics at Niblewill Creek
-
Encounter in Cage Country
-
We have all been in rooms...
-
Dickinson, Emily. Poetry Reading by Hyde
Cox. 24 November 1959. Fassett Recording Studio. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
64 poems read
PS1541.A6 x 1900z
-
Dillard, Annie. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 22 October 1984. Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 47:21.
PS3554.I398 A6 x 1984
- Intro by Stratis Haviaras
-
"Henry Miller once said ..."
-
The Nature of Light and Color in the Open Air
-
My Best Friends are Two Land Snails
-
An American Childhood (excerpt)
- Excerpts from The Art Spirit (Robert
Henri)
-
DiPalma, Ray. Poetry Reading. 10 April 2003.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
PS3554.I6 A6 2003x
Room use only
-
Dischell, Stuart and Marie Howe Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 21 April 1995.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the
Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:05:00.
PS3554.I827 A6 1995x
- Stuart Dischell reading from a new manuscript:
-
Ellipsis, 3rd or 4th Dot Depending;
-
The Foreign Correspondent(after James Preston
O'Donnell, d. 4/19/90)
-
People Who Talk to Themselves
-
The Girls in their Summer Dresses, Take II
(after Irwin Shaw)
-
End of the Century:
-
She Stretched her Young Body and Went Out
- Monologue, Untitled ["Filled with myself and hollow...."]
- From new manuscript:
-
Psalm for Edwin Muir (37:00)
- Marie Howe Poetry Reading:
-
By Jane Kenyon, Briefly It Enters and Briefly
Speaks;
- Howe's new work:
- After Jean Valentine, "Everything is sad, but
what is real....";
-
Dobyns, Stephen. Poetry Reading. 19 May 1977.
Studio Recording. Running Time: Reel One: 27:08 / Reel Two: 16:45.
PS3554.O2 A6 x 1977
- Reel One:
-
Leaving the Bar at Closing
-
Traveling Light with a Good Saint: A Seasonal
Tribute
-
The Way It Goes, or, The Proper Use of Leisure
Time
-
Ten Guests for Dinner and Conversation
-
Six Poems on Not Moving- Tree, Door, Field Gate, Wind,
Reflection, Path
- Reel Two:
-
Six Poems on Moving- A Shout, Wheel, Sword, Rain,
Arrow, Crow
-
Dobyns, Stephen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 06 December 1979. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 58:03.
PS3554.O2 A6 x 1979
-
How Sweet and Proper It Is
-
The Delicate Plummeting Bodies
-
What You Have Come To Expect
-
Dobyns, Stephen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 12 November 1984. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:14:28.
PS3554.O2 S7 x 1984
- Introduction by Stratis Haviaras (2:00), Dobyns titles reading Against Complacency, the purpose of the literary art
-
Saratoga Swimmer (excerpt)
- Comments: on the mechanisms of a mystery novel, employs Story of Theseus as
example
-
General Matay Drives Home Through the Jungle
-
Dobyns, Stephen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 11 March 1992. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 52:41.
PS3554.O2 A6 1992x
- Introduction by Stratis Haviaras (6:40)
- Dobyns Reads (46:01)
-
Santiago: Five Men in the Streets I, II
-
Santiago: In Praise of Community
-
Primavera: The Season not the Sauce
-
Dobyns, Stephen. Poetry Reading. 21 April 2000. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Doctorow, E. L. Fiction Reading. 8 October 1991.
Sponsored by: Department of English and American Language and
Literature? Running Time: 70:24.
PS3554.O3 A6 1991x
- Standards (an essay of sorts)
- Passage from Billy Bathgate
-
Dove, Rita. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Helen
Vendler. 27 February 1985. Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: 52:59.
PS3554.O884 A6 x 1985
Click to listen to audio file
- Introduction by Helen Vendler
- Reading by Rita Dove:
-
Augusta the Winged Man and Rasha the Black Dove
-
The Satisfaction Coal Company
-
The Great Palaces of Versailles
-
Duffin, K. E. and Heather McHugh. Poetry
Reading. 27 September 1995. Cinema, Hilles Library. Sponsored by: Ignatz and
Berthe Zitomirsky - Harvard Review Prize; The Daniel Pollack - Harvard Review Prize. Running Time: 1:15:22.
1995 prize winners.
PS3554.U3185 A6 1995x
- K.E. Duffin reads and makes ornate introductory remarks about
her poems:
-
Old Phone Books in the Trash
-
William Wales on Easter Island
-
What She Said About Killer Bees
- Heather McHugh Poetry Reading, includes Hinge & Sign: Poems 1968-1993:
-
Two Pseudo Participles and an Aftermath
-
The Bee (Paul Valeryfirst
in French, then in English, translated by McHugh)
-
Dugan, Alan. Poetry Reading. 15 March 1968.
Boylston Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Archibald MacLeish Poetry
Reading and Sarah Lawrence College. Running Time: 60:00.
PS3554.U33 A6 x 1968
-
Against France: On the Algerian Pleasures of
Entity
-
I Dreamed I Got a Letter from Ezra Pound
-
Bathroom Song, Morning Song, Preparation for Life
-
Against a Sickness: To the Female Double Principle
God
-
The Butcher!, Borges, What a Shock!
-
American Against Solitude
-
On Visiting Central Park Zoo
-
The Natural Enemies of the Conch
-
What the Hell, Rage, Give in to Natural Graces
-
Wall, Cave and Pillar Statements, After Asôka
-
Dugan, Alan. Poetry Reading. 24 April 2002.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3554.U33 A6 x 2002
Room use only
-
Duncan, Robert. Lecture. "Psyche, Myth and the Moment of Truth.
Introduction by Thomas Parkinson. 13 July 1965.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3507.U629.P8 1965x
-
Duncan, Robert. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Jim
Randall. 12 April 1977. The Cinema, Hilles Library. Sponsored by:
Emerson College and Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 90:00.
PS3507.U629 A6 1977x
- I. Duncan reads 3 poems from the 6 poem set entitled To Master Baudelaire:
- II. Lyrics:
-
And Hell Is the Realm of God's Self-Loathing
-
In Memorium, Wallace Stevens: Structure of
Rhyme
- III. Reading from Dante's Etudes, written in memory of Charles
Olson:
- IV. Reading from the Third Book of Etudes which was written from Dante's
letters:
-
Nor Dream in Your Hearts (first etude from the
fifth epistle)
-
For the Sea's Gods (second etude from the fifth
epistle)
-
For the Fox of this Stench Sulks (first etude
from the seventh epistle)
-
In Truth Does She Not Breathe Out Poisonous
Fumes (second etude from the seventh epistle)
-
The Many a One Sang (third etude from the
seventh epistle)
-
In My Youth Not Unstained (etude from the
fourth treatise of the convivio)
-
And a Wisdom as Such (etude from the fourth
treatise of the convivio)
- V. Readings from supplementary etudes which did not appear in Dante's
Etudes:
- VI. Readings from a sequence of poems entitled An Alternate Life:
-
Durrell, Lawrence. Poetry Reading. Recorded in Nicosia,
Cyprus, 1956. Sponsored by: Gift to Harvard by Larwence Durrell and
Alexander Sedgewick.
PR6007.U76 A6 x 1956
Room use only.
-
The Ballad of the Good Lord Nelson
-
Series: E
-
Eberhart, Richard. Poetry Reading. 1941. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1034/P-1035
- P-1036/P-1037; matrix no. H.F.S. 1489/1490
- Disc One:
-
Where are these high and haunting skies
-
In a hard intellectual light
- Disc Two:
-
Now is the air made of chiming balls
-
Man's greed and envy are so great
-
If I could only live at the pitch that is near
madness
-
I walked out to the graveyard to see the dead
-
Efstathiadi, Maria. Poetry Reading. 9 November 1999.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Eliot, T.S. "The Aims, Methods, and Future of the Poetry Book
Society." Sponsored by: Unknown.
PR604.E5 1957x
Room use only.
-
Eliot, T.S. Poetry Reading. 1933 and 1947.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium. Running Time: 34:41
Trans. from Harvard disc L-6002/3, 12" LP
orig: SS-5052/3; P-1200/01; P-1202/03; P-1204/05; P-1206/07
PS3509.L43 A6 1951x
-
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
-
Difficulties of a Statesman
-
Eliot, T. S. Poetry Reading. 1947. Harvard? Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 6:15.
PS3509.L43 A6 1947x
- Fragment of an Agon (Parts One and Two)
-
Eliot, T.S. Introduction by I.A. Richards.
21 November 1950. Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Theodore Spencer Memorial Lecture, Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 29:41 / Reel Two: 31:45 / Reel Three: 10:15 / Total:
1:11:41.
PN1995.9.S65 E54 x 1950
- Reel One:
- Introduction by I.A. Richards
-
Principles of Dramatic Utterance
- Reel Two:
-
Principles of Dramatic Utterance
- Reel Three:
-
Principles of Dramatic Utterance
-
Eliot, T. S. Memorial Service for T.S. Eliot. Read by Harvard
University Faculty, et. al. 20 January 1965. Memorial Church. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: 54:00.
PS3509.L43 Z7852 1965x
- Reverend Charles Price Introductory Prayers and Responses
- John Finley Scripture Readings
- Harry Levin Eulogistic Tribute
- Robert Fitzgerald Reading from Ash
Wednesday and Journey of the Magii
- W.J. Bate Reading from The Four
Quartets
- Reverend Charles Price Prayers and Benediction
-
Elmslie, Kenward. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1983.
Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 29:04.
PS3509.L715 A6 x 1983
-
Squatter in the foreground
-
Empson, William. Poetry Reading. 7 November 1960.
Harvard.
PR6009.M7 A6 1960x
Click to listen to audio file
-
Reflections from Rochester
- Translation from Chinese poem Now he has seen
the girl
- Section from essay on Alice in Wonderland
-
Empson, William. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Anthony Hecht. 13 April 1973. Woodberry Poetry Room.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray, Poetry Room. Running Time: 76:00.
PR6009.M7 A6 x 1973
-
Engle, Paul. Poetry Reading. 19 July 1956.
PS3509.N44 A6 1956x
- (from back of box)
-
Three Poems about Colette
-
Three poems about a child
- Greece (from West of Midnight )
-
The Anonymous by Name ...
-
Engle, Paul. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
P-1068/P-1069
-
Everson, William. Poetry Reading. 16 February 1963. Running Time: Reel One: 29:16 / Reel Two: 27:13.
- On Reel Two, poem 6, the tape is reversed and both beginning and end are
missing.
- White connecting tape between , , , and 6.
PS3509.V65 A6 x 1963
- Reel One:
-
Sea: Section V of Chronicles of Division
- From The Hazards of Holiness: A canticle to the great mother of God
- Reel Two:
- Unpublished poem:
-
The dark roots of the rose
-
The afterglow of the rose
-
The Poet is Dead (A Memorial for Robinson
Jeffers)
-
Ewart, Gavin. Poetry Reading. 24 April 1990.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6055.W3 A6 1990x
-
Series: F
-
Fallon, Peter. Poetry Reading. 20 November 1996. Forum
Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR6056.A55 A6 1996x
-
Feldman, Ruth. Poetry Reading. 17 February 1981.
Boylston Recording Studio. Running Time: 43:13.
PS3556.E4597 A6 x 1981
- Reading from The Ambition of Ghosts
(Green River Press, 1979) and new works:
-
Letter to Isaac Bishevis Singer
- Series of poems called Widow:
-
Letter to my Husband (end of Widow )
-
Atomic Age Meditation, San Marco Mosaics
- Series of love/hate poems called London
September:
- Series of miscellaneous poems called For An Old
Love:
- New Poems:
-
Memories, Save of Unequal Measures
-
Feldman, Ruth. Poetry Reading. 24 February 1981.
Boylston Recording Studio. Running Time: 34:27.
PS3556.E4597 A6 x 1981b
- Comments: Poet will read translated poems by Lucio
Piccolo :
-
The Moon Brings the Month (excerpt)
-
Venerus Venefica Agrestis (excerpt)
- Poetry by Andrea Dzendzato :
-
Houses That Walk on the Waters
-
Ecklog 2 replace wih dashes The Silent Life
(excerpt)
-
Death will come and it will have...
-
You don't know the hills...
- Poetry by Rocco Scotolaro :
-
A Portrait That Is All Feet
- Poetry by Bartelo Cafazzi :
- Poetry by Vitorio Bodini :
-
Simple Poem of Being Oneself
-
The Moon of the Bourbons (excerpts)
- Poetry by Margarita Guidocci :
-
Ferguson, William. Poetry Reading. 17 July 1963. Running Time: Reel One: 30:27 / Reel Two: 18:50.
PS3556.E72 A6 1963x
- Reel One:
-
A Sonata Heard on the Radio
-
The Regrettable Demise of Parson Higgins
-
A Bell (translated work by Federico
Garcia Lorca )
-
Manuel Walks North For the Harvesting
-
Perry Banas in His Country House
-
To the Boy on a Cover of a Russian Magazine
-
The Poet Approaching Twenty
-
To A Sinister Businessman Waiting in the Office of a
Dentist
-
The Crowds at the Harvard Cooperative Society
-
Storm Over the Winnepesaki
-
The Man at the Movie Theater
-
The Three Men in the Rain
-
Evening in the Winnepesaki
- Reel Two:
-
The moon comes over the...
-
The rivergrass is moist with....
-
To A Friend on His Way to Madrid
-
Sitting on a Rock in the Woods
- The following poems are reread:
-
The Three Men in the Rain
-
The moon comes over the mountain...
-
The rivergrass is moist with....
-
Ferguson, William. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1963.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3556.E72 A6 1963bx
-
Ferguson, William. Poetry Reading. 22 March 1967.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3556.E72 A6 1967x
-
Ferry, David. Poetry Reading. 9 February 1996.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss Lamont
Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 63:45.
PS3511.E74 A6 1996x
- From Gilgamesh:
-
"The dream is terrible...."
- Horace translations:
-
Ode 2.13, "To a tree on his estate";
-
Ode 1.08, "For God's sake Lydia...."
-
Ode 1.09, "See Mt. Soracte shining in the
snow...."
-
"Now at last the snow has gone away...."
-
To Maecenus, "By form being a bard and being a
bird...."
- New York:
-
Character Analysis of Mary in Earlier Life
- From Dwelling Places:
-
Mnemosyne, (translation of Hrlin)
-
Ferry, David. Poetry Reading. 29 March 2002.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3556.E77 A6 2002x
Room use only
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. Poetry Reading. 12 April 1961.
Formerly D860.9 7
PS3511.I922.A6x 1961x
- Excerpt from Book 9 of The Odyssey.
- Fitzgerald's own poems:
-
Threnos (Lament, for Vachel Lindsey, Camb.
1931)
-
A peaceful summer night in Connecticut
-
The solemn whipporwill that sang the dusk away
- Selection from Chronique by St. John
Perse, in French and English.
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. Poetry Reading. 8 July 1969.
Emerson Hall. Sponsored by: Harvard University.
Formerly MT T860.9 4
PS3511.I922 A6 x 1969
- From Spring Shade: Poems 1931-1970.
- Introductory remarks on translating Valery and St. John Perse; also a
biographical portrait of Perse.
- Concluding sections, 7 & 8, of Chronique by St. John Perse, in French and English;
- Section of Narcissus Cantata, a
lyric play by Paul Valery, in French and English;
- From the Greek of Fabrius (not in Spring
Shade ):
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. Poetry Reading. 28 November 1979.
Coloqium, Hilles Library. Sponsored by: Padan Aram. Running Time: 37:36.
Slight tape noise
PS3511.I922 A6 x 1979
- From Spring Shade: Poems 1931-1970.
-
Cobb Would Have Caught It
- Translation of Jorge Luis Borges, "Love's
Priority"
- Translation from the Aeneid,
beginning with line 268: ["That time of night it was when the first sleep gifted
the gods...."]
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. Poetry Reading. 28 January 1980.
Woodberry Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Not indicated on program. Running Time: Reel One: 26:58 / Reel Two: 25:20 / Total: 52:00.
PS3511.I922 A6 x 1980
- Reel One:
- From Spring Shade: Poems 1931-1970:
- Translations:
- Villon's Ballade des Pendus
- A passage from Val's Narcissus
Cantata
- Reel Two:
- From Spring Shade: Poems 1931-1970:
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. Discusses the narrator in The Odyssey. Introduction by a woman named Marjorie. 25
April 1984. Sever 113. Sponsored by: Harvard Universtiy. Running Time: 1:14:37.
PA4170.F58 x 1984
- Discussion, Question and Answer Period
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. A Memorial Tribute. Read by William
Alfred,Seamus Heaney,Harry Levin,Mason Hammond,Robert Kiely,Monroe Engel,Robert Shaw, and Amy. Introduction by Seamus
Heaney. 23 May 1985. Agassiz House, Radcliffe Yard. Sponsored by: Not indicated on
program.
PS3511.I922 Z75 x 1985
- Harry Levin:"=Charles River Nocturne"=
- William Alfred: From A Memoir of
James Agee
- Mason Hammond: The Latin, and Fitzgerald translation, of
Catullus' CI
- Robert Keily:Dudley Fitts
- Monroe Engel: From "Notes on a
Distant Prospect"
- Amy Boesky: Poem for Robert Fitzgerald
- Tape of Robert Fitzgerald reading The Stringing
of the Bow from The Odyssey and Tirolo
-
Fitzgerald, Robert. An Evening for Robert Fitzgerald. Read by
William Alfred,Sally Fitzgerald,Gregory Nagy,Michael Fitzgerald, and Julie Agoos.
Introduction by William Alfred. 6 May 1993. Carpenter Center Main Auditorium, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Department of English and American Literature and
Language/Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:00.
PS3511.I922 Z62 1993x
- William Alfred: Introductory Remarks
- Sally Fitzgerald: Robert Fitzgerald, The Family Man
- Gregory Nagy: Robert Fitzgerald, Translator of Sophocles
- Michael Fitzgerald:Gifts from We Know Not Where (from a commencement
address given by Robert Fitzgerald at St. John's College, Annapolis, May 1984)
- Julie Agoos: Robert Fitzgerald the Teacher
- William Alfred: To Robert Fitzgerald on his 70th Birthday
(Sonnet)
- Seamus Heaney: From The Test of the
Bow, The Odyssey, translated by Robert Fitzgerald /
In Memoriam: Robert Fitzgerald. / From The Haw Lantern by Seamus Heaney.
-
Fletcher, John Gould. Poetry Reading. 1944.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1044/P-1045
- P-1096/P-1097
- Disc One:
-
Clipper Ships (in 2 parts)
-
Fontanella, Luigi. Poetry Reading. 22 April 1981.
Boylston studio. Reading in Italian. Running Time: 40:59.
PQ4088.F58 A6 x 1981
- Poet's introduction to recording (in English and Italian)
- From first book of poetry, La verifica
incerta (Roma: De Luca, 1972):
-
Per un appuntamento notturno
- From La vita trasparente (Venezia,
Rebellato, 1978):
-
Linguaggio e' una raggiunta perdita
- From Simulazione di reato (Manduria:
Lacaita, 1979):
-
II mercato dei pazzi. Little Italy
-
Foglio stazione, in treno
- From the little poem Fabula (Roma:
Carte segrete, 1979) 2:19;
- From Microelegie, in: Nuovi argomenti, No. 63/4, 1979/80. 1:51
-
Ho colorato tutti i fiori
-
Ermafrodito. In omaggio a Savinio, in: Tam-Tam, No. 25, Jan 1981.
- From the anthology Poesia italiana
oggi, ed. M. Lunetta (Roma: Newton Compton, 1981): Diversificazione
-
Forché, Carolyn. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Jorie
Graham. 13 March 2007. Sanders Theater, Harvard
University.
-
Francis, Robert. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1074/P-1075
- P-1076/P-1077
- Disc One:
-
White Throated Sparrow in Massachusetts
-
Frost, Robert. Poetry Reading. Features theatrical and musical
performances. 1937? Robert Frost's apartment on Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room and Professor
Frederick Packard. Running Time: 33:00.
PR REM 1/80
PS3511.R94 A6 x 1937
- Recitation of "Richard II" monologue (performed by Lee Baker)
- Repitition of "Richard II" monologue.
-
The Witch of Coos (excerpt)
- Selection of English folk songs (performed by Richard
Dyer-Bennet)
-
Frost, Robert. Phi Beta Kappa Poem. 20 June 1941. Running Time: 9:48.
Pr REM 8/85
PS3511.R94 L4 x 1941
Room use only.
-
Frost, Robert. Interview with Robert Frost. Interviewed by
Richard Poirier. 16 December 1959. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 54:00 / Reel Two: 33:00 / Total: 87:00.
PS3511.R94 Z467 1959x
Room use only.
- Interview with Richard Poirier
-
Frost, Robert. Poetry Reading. 13 March 1962.
Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 1:27:30.
Recorded by Jerry Klima, WHRB; PR REM 9/94
PS3511.R94 A6 x 1962
Click to listen to audio file
Access Restrictions: Available to users with a valid Harvard ID.
- Introduction (Unknown Speaker)
-
The Objection to Being Stepped On
-
Lines Written in Dejection on the Eve of Great
Success
- ["In winter, in the woods alone"], last stanza of On Being Chosen Poet of Vermont
-
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
-
Series: G
-
Gander, Forrest, Jorie Graham, and Peter Sacks. Poetry
Reading. 15 October 1999. Sever Hall Room 113, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
-
Gander, Forrest. Poetry Reading. 19 March 1999. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PS3557.A47 A6 x 1999
Room use only
-
Gardner, Isabella Stewart. Poetry Reading. 21 March 1963.
Boylston Hall. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 26:00.
Reading given with Allen Tate. PR REM 12/95 from the Fassett disc, 33.3 rpm.
PS3539.A74 A6 1963x (formerly D 861.2-1 and D 868.9-5)
- From Birthdays from the Ocean:
-
Reveille for a Rocking Horse Poet
-
Elegy for Lemuel Ayers (the scene designer)
-
On Looking in the Looking Glass;
-
Little Rock, Arkansas, 1957 (dedicated to the
nine children)
-
Gibson, Charles. Poetry Reading. 1, 6, 21 February 1953.
Sponsored by: Harvard University.
PS3513.I27 A6 1953x
- Reel One:
- Reading his own poems:
-
The Symbol of Two Hemispheres
-
Boston Herald Interview about him (read by him)
- Reel Two:
-
England Dedicatory on Tercentennary Day 1950
-
Rememberance (A Petrarchian Sonnet)
- From The Wounded Eros (1906) Intro
sonnet, Diary Sonnets etc....
- ODE Our Unknown Dead from Anthology
Threads in Tapestry 1935 printed by hand
-
The Dance of Death in France First published in
Medford w/introductory commentary First published in Threads in Tapestry 1934
-
ODE to Flora 1st published April 29, 1911 in
Anthology The Muse of 1942
-
Great Britain's Bride to Princess Elizabeth on
her marriage
- Reel Three:
-
The Legacy of Fenway Court (to Isabella Stewart
Gardner)
-
Ode to a Screech-Owl (1927)
-
Ode to a Turkey (1924) Thanksgiving Day
- The Horse Show first published April 29, 1899 in Time & the Hour
-
Gilbert, Jack. Poetry Reading. 10 January 1962.
Harvard University. Running Time: Total: 55:00
PS3557.I34217 A6 x 1962
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
-
Perspective He Would Mutter Going to Bed
-
It May Be No One Should be Opened
-
House on the California Mountain
-
Myself Considered as the Monster in the
Foreground
-
In Perugino We Have Sometimes Seen Our Country
-
Malvolio in San Francisco
-
Don Giovanni on His Way to Hell
-
Don Govanni on His Way to Hell (II)
- Reel Two: Click to listen to audio file
-
Before Morning in Perugia
-
Midnight is Made of Bricks
-
The Four Perfectly Tangerines
-
The First Morning of the World on Long Island
-
I'll Try to Explain About the Fear
-
Portrait Number Five: Against a New York Summer
-
The Bay Bridge From Portrero Hill
-
On Growing Old in San Francisco
-
Without Watteau, Without Burckhardt, Oklahoma
-
The Whiteness, The Sound, and Alcibiades
-
Ginsberg, Allen and Peter Orlovsky. Poetry
Reading. 12 November 1964. Lowell House, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 19:00 / Reel Two: 24:00 / Reel Three: 32:00 / Total:
1:15:00.
PS3513.I74 A6 x 1964
-
Glück, Louise. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 18 October 1977. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 40:02.
PS3557.L8 A6 x 1977
Click to listen to audio file
-
Pomegranate (from Legend of Persephone)
-
Rosy (about a dog-like, self-destructive friend)
-
The Drowned Children (about a sister who died
before birth)
-
For John(Gluck's husband)
-
Goedicke, Patricia. Poetry Reading. 14 August 1992.
Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 1:19:00.
PS3557.O32 A6 1992x
- From The Tongues We Speak and Paul Bunyan's
Bear Skin:
-
In My Mother's/My Death/Birthday
-
Hands That Have Waved Farewell
-
Mahler in the Living Room
-
Though It Is Hard for Sons
-
The Wind That Swept Up Great Homer
-
Gogarty, Oliver St. John Between 1941 and 1944
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1040/P-1041
- P-1042/P-1043
- Disc One:
-
The Blackbird in London Town
-
The Plum Tree by the House
-
Gordimer, Nadine. Reading from her novels. 9 April 1982.
Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Associated Writing
Programs Conference. Running Time: 51:00.
PR9369.3.G6 A6 x 1982
-
Gordimer, Nadine. Reading from Her Work. Introduction by
Professor Graham Huggins. 11 October 1990.
Harvard. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 43:28.
slight background noise
PR9369.3.G6 H66 1990x
-
"... I think they call it..." (beginning of
introduction cut)
- Nadine Gordimer reads her short story Home
-
Graham, Jorie,Forrest Gander and Peter Sacks. Poetry
Reading. 15 October 1999. Sever Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Graham, Jorie. Poetry Reading. 19 April 1983.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 33:31.
PS3557.R214 A6 x 1983
Click to listen to audio file
-
Of Forced Insights and Trusty Fearfulness
- Commentary on her pregnancy and the violation of an ultrasound.
- Commentary on her childhood in Italy and her confusion with language.
-
The Chickery Comes Out in Late August in Umbria
- Commentary on her Italian background.
-
In What Manner the Body is United with the Soul
-
Two Paintings by Gustave Klimt
-
At Lucas Senorelli's Resurrection of the Body
-
Gregor, Arthur. Reading from Beholder
of Changes. 13 December 1959. Running Time: 39:01.
PS3557.R434 A6 x 1959
- Reading from Beholder of Changes:
-
"To cultivate the heart, friend ..."
-
First Snow, Brooklyn Harbor
-
The Old Canal at New Hope, PA
-
I Dreamed There Was a Knock on My Door
-
A Thousand Workers Building the Road
-
Beyond the Senses and the Mind
-
"Humble, imposed like the will on ..."
-
Gregory, Horace. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1102/P-1103; matrix no. H.F.S. 1881/1882
- P-1104/P-1105; matrix no. H.F.S. 1884/1886
- Disc One:
-
Emerson: Last Days at Concord
-
Poem no. 5 from Chorus for Survival
-
Poem no. 11 from Chorus for Survival
-
Demon and Lectern and a Life-Sized Mirror
-
Grenier, Robert. Poetry Reading. 6 March 1964. Running Time: 25:20.
PS3557.R44 A6 1964x
-
"The formal bells sound across ..."
-
Along the Shore of an Old Lake
-
Listening very quietly ..."
-
Grove, Lee. Poetry Reading. 19 February 1963.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 24:23.
PS3557.R736 A6 x 1963
-
Walking by Plympton Street
-
By the Defective Mountain
-
Gunn, Thom. Poetry Reading. 6 September 1956. Running Time: 23:59.
PR6013.U65 A6 x 1956
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Allegory of the Wolf Boy
-
Lofty in the Palais de Danse
-
St. Martin and the Beggar
-
Gunn, Thom. Morris Gray Reading. Introduction by John
L. Sweeney. 17 March 1962, 4:30 pm. Sever II. Sponsored by: Morris
Gray reading.
PR6013.U65 A6 x 1962
- Reel One:
-
Blackie, the Electric Rembrandt
- Reel Two:
-
In Santa Maria del Popolo
-
The Unsettled Motorcyclist's Vision of his
Death
-
Autumn Chapter in a Novel
-
Gunn, Thom and Elizabeth Jennings. Poetry
Reading. 13 November 1980 at 4:30. Harvard University, Boylston Hall.
Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 19:18.
PR6013.U65 A6 x 1980
- Reading by Thom Gunn:
-
The Allegory of the Wolf Boy
- Reading by Elizabeth Jennings:
-
Song at the Beginning of Autumn
-
Gunn, Thom. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Seamus
Heaney. 23 March 1993. Forum Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Morris
Gray Reading Series. Running Time: 53:20.
PR6013.U65 A6 1993x
- From The Man with Night Sweats:
-
The Man with Night Sweats
-
Conduct of Our Loves (David
Gewanter)
- Unpublished work:
-
Night with the Speed Brothers
-
Series: H
-
Haberly, Loyd. Poetry Reading. 1943. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1054/P-1055
- P-1056/P-1057; matrix no. H.F.S. 1810/1811
- P-1058/P-1059
-
Hadas, Rachel and Ellen Wilbur. Poetry
Reading. 31 March 1992. Hilles Library Cinema. Sponsored by: The Ellen
Sitgreaves Vail Motter Fund of Radcliffe College.
PS3558.A3116 A6 1992x
- Reading by Rachel Hadas:
-
Translations of Baudelaire:
- From a forthcoming manuscript
-
Hall, Donald. Poetry Reading. 19 September 1978.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:00.
PS3515.A3152 A6 x 1978
- Most poems are from Kicking the Leaves:
-
The Man in the Dead Machine
-
Kicking the Leaves (seven part poem)
-
Hall, Donald. Poetry Reading. 29 April 1993. Forum
Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss Lamont Fund
for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:00.
PS3515.A3152 A6 1993x
- From The Museum of Clear Ideas:
-
Another Elegy: In Memory of William Trout
-
The Museum of Clear Ideas, or Say: Horsecollar's
Odes (excerpts):
-
Winter's asperity mollifies
- In manuscript:
-
The Daughters of Edward D. Boit (or The Thirteenth Inning )
-
Hall, Donald, Robert Bly, Geoffrey Hill, and Marie Howe. Jane Kenyon:
A Memorial Tribute. 3 May 1996. Emerson 105, Emerson Hall. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library, Poetry Society of America,
Academy of American Poets. Running Time: 1:23:43.
PS3561.E554 A6 1996x
Scope and Content: (All poems by Jane Kenyon unless noted otherwise)
Robert Bly and Donald Hall both read their own work in addition to Jane Kenyon's.
- Reading by Robert Bly:
-
God Does What She Wants ( Robert Bly)
-
The River Flows without Hurry Through the
Valley (Anna Ahkmatova, translation by
Jane Kenyon)
-
The Guest (Anna Ahkmatova,
translation by Jane Kenyon)
-
Briefly it Enters and Briefly Speaks
- Reading by Geoffrey Hill:
- 8-9. excerpts from the John Adams Operas:
Nixon in China and The Death of
Klinghoffer ( Alice Goodman).
- Reading by Marie Howe:
-
Campers Leaving, Summer 1981
- Alice Mattison: letters by Jane Kenyon to Alice Mattison.
- Reading by Joyce Peseroff:
-
After Illness Walking the Dog
- Reading by Donald Hall:
-
The Ship Pounding (Donald Hall)
-
Weeds & Peonies ( Donald Hall)
-
Hall, Donald. Poetry Reading. 7 April 1999.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3515.A3152 A6 1999x
Room use only
-
Halpern, Martin. Poetry Reading. 20 February 1961. Running Time: 30:50.
PS3558.A4 A6 1961x
-
A Note for One of My Students
-
With a Camera in Taormina
-
Elegy During a Convalescence
-
Hammond, Mason. Poetry Reading. 17 June 1960.Reading in Latin. Running Time: 23:00.
PR REM 8/85
PA3014.P65 R32 x 1960
- Reading from Latin poets (including Quintus Ennius, Vergil, Horace,
Propertius) to illustrate their attitude toward Rome, in Latin.
- Also Learning a Dead Language by
W.S. Merwin, in English.
-
Harper, Michael S. Poetry Reading. 9 November 2000.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3558.A6248 A6 x 2000
Room use only
-
Harris, Marie. Poetry Reading. 13 May 1975.
Woodberry Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 40:33.
PS3558.A6475 A6 x 1975
Click to listen to audio file
-
Dill, for William and Sebastian
- Poems are prose poems with the word "wife" or concept of "wife"as
integral:
- Poems are short lyrics:
-
The Hills Settle with a Rustle Like Chickens
- Selections from Interstate
-
Harrison, Jim. Poetry Reading. 10 May 1965.
Fassett Recording Studio. Running Time: 33:01.
PS3558.A67 A6 x 1965
Click to listen to audio file
-
Sketch for a Job Application Blank
-
John Severin Walgren, 1874-1962
-
Fair / Boy Christian Takes a Break
-
Hart, Janet. Greek Resistance Organizations. Introduction by
Charles Stewart. 24 April 1989. Lamont Forum Room.
Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 1:41:54.
D802.G8 H38 1989x
- Hart lecture followed by questions
-
Hart, Sheila. Poetry Reading. 4 November 1988. Running Time: 19:02.
PS3558.A6775 A6 x 1968
- Shelia Hart reads Murial Spark:
-
"We were not expecting the prince today...
- Shelia Hart reads Blanaid Salkald:
- Shelia Hart reads Anne Reiller:
-
Haviaras, Stratis. Interview. Introduction by Eleanor
Stout. 4 October 1975. Poetry Room (?). Sponsored by: Pantechnicon. Running Time: 59:45.
PS3558.A783 Z47 1975x
-
Haviaras, Stratis. Poetry Reading. 26 February 1970.
Fassett Recording Studio.
PS3558.A783 A6 1970x
-
Haviaras, Stratis. Poetry Reading by Bill
Corbett. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 20 April
1979. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 34:27.
PS3558.A783 W48x 1979
- Corbett reads sections from the novel Where the
Trees Sing by Stratis Haviaras:
-
Haviaras, Stratis. Poetry Reading. 29 October 1979.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room. Running Time: 67:55.
PS3558.A783 A6 x 1979
- Introduction
-
Passion (Haviaras reads an excerpt from this
section.)
- Haviaras reads the following excerpts from his novel Crossing the River Twice:
-
A gunman knocked at the door...
- Haviaras stops reading from novel and resumes to read his
poetry.
- Haviaras reads the following excerpts from his novel Milking Blood:
-
The Right Bread and the Left
-
Hawkes, John. Reading from his work. 15 September 1961. Running Time: 41:55.
PS3558.A82 A6 x 1961
- Chapter One of The Cannibal
- Execution scene at the end of The Owl
- River scene from The Lime Twig
-
Hawkes, John. Reading from his work. 8 May 1964. Running Time: Reel One: 32:14 / Reel Two: 32:37 / Total: 1:04:51.
PS3558.A82 A6 x 1964
- Reel One:
- Passage from The Cannibal and The Lime Twig
-
Heaney, Seamus. Lecture. 13 October 1998.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room,
Harvard University.
PR6058.E2 A6 1998 ax
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Lecture. 21 October 1998.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 90:00.
PR6058.E2 A6 1998dx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 6 April 2000.
Lowell Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000ax
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Lecture. 25 September 2000.
Emerson Hall 105, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000bx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 28 September 2000.
Barker Center, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000cx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 10 October 2000.
Emerson Hall 105, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000dx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 12 October 2000. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000ex
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 24 October 2000.
Thompson Parlor, Barker Center, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000fx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 26 October 2000. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2000gx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 15 October 2002.
Emerson Hall 105, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2002bx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Lecture. 22 October 2002.
Memorial Church, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.E2 A6 2002cx
Room use only
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Robert
Fitzgerald. 29 October 1975. Hilles Cinema, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:05:30.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1975
Click to listen to audio file
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 8 March 1979.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 80:00.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1979b
Click to listen to audio file
- "The bushy, leafy oak tree" [first line]
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 23 March 1982.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 53:24.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1982
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Railway Children [Published as A Bat in the
Road]
-
Heaney, Seamus and Paul Muldoon. Poetry
Reading. 9 March 1983. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:55.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1983
- Reading by Seamus Heaney:
-
The bushy, leafy oak tree
- Reading by Paul Muldoon:
- ["I too have trailed my father's spirit..."]
-
Heaney, Seamus and James Merrill. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Helen Vendler. 26 April 1984.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Academy of American
Poets Running Time: 78:50.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1984b
Room use only.
- Reading by Seamus Heaney:
-
"The bushy leafy oak tree..."
-
Glanmore Sonnets I, II, III
- Reading by James Merrill:
-
The Changing Light at Sandover: Sections A and
B
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
David Perkins. 3 April 1986. Carpenter Center, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 1:03:43.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1986
-
From the Republic of
Conscience
-
In Memoriam (Robert
Fitzgerald)
- ["Polished linoleum shone there..."]
- ["When the others had gone to mass..."]
- ["The cool that came off sheets..."]
-
"Fear of affectation... she was
desired."
- ["During the first flush..."]
- ["In the last minutes..."]
- ["I thought of walking around and around..."]
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. Sidney
Verba, then Stratis Haviaras. 23 September 1987. Emerson Hall, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 1:11:32.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1987
-
From the Canton of Expectation
-
From the Frontier of Writing
- Three poems by the Romanian poet Marin Sorescu, translated by
Heaney:
-
"Springtime in Ulster..."
-
"Astronomical mysteries..."
-
In Memorium, Robert Fitzgerald
-
Clearances #2, 3, 5, 7, 8
-
Heaney, Seamus. 30 September 2008. Poetry Reading at Sanders
Theatre, Harvard University. Running Time: 59:07.
PR6058.E2 P64 2008
-
Heaney, Seamus. At Harvard. Cassette One: 18 November 1987 /
Cassette 2: 8 February 1990. Harvard University (no auditorium info). Sponsored
by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: Side One: 27:42 / Side Two: 27:34 / Side Three: 29:04 / Side
Four: 27:56.
PS325.P65 1991x
2-cassette set
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1990cx
- Side Two:
-
Station Island, Section VII
-
Station Island, Section XII (abbreviated)
- Side Three:
- William Dunbar:Lament for Makers (Modernized from the medieval
Scottish by Heaney)
- Thomas Wyatt:Whoso List to Hunt
- Sir Walter Raleigh:To His Son
- William Shakespeare:Sonnet 12
- William Shakespeare:Sonnet 73
- William Wordsworth:Two Excerpts from the Two-Part Prelude (1799)
- Side Four:
- William Wordsworth:Extempore Effusion Upon the Death of James Hogg
- Thomas Hardy:The Darkling Thrush
- Thomas Hardy:The Self-Unseeing
- Thomas Hardy:Channel Firing
- Thomas Hardy:The Garden Seat
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. Stalinslaw
Baranczek. 26 May 1988. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Harvard University. Running Time: 1:07:00.
Went to MLC 10/25/99
PR1175.H43 1988x
- Introduction by Stalinslaw Baranczek
- Reading by Seamus Heaney: Whoso List to
Hunt ( Sir Thomas Wyatt )
-
Sonnet 60 ( William
Shakespeare )
-
Good Friday, 1613 / Riding Westward ( John Donne )
- Excerpts from the Two Part Interlude, 1799/ "And now the strength of Britain..." / Composed near Calais, on the road leading to Ardes / With ships the sea was sprinkled far and nigh / Composed upon Westminster Bridge Sept. 3, 1802
(William Wordsworth);
-
A Church Romance / Neutral Tones / The Voice / Afterwards ( Thomas Hardy )
-
The Wind Among the Reeds / Ego Dominus Tuus / Cuchulain Comforted ( William Butler Yeats )
-
To Earthward / The
Most of It / Desert Places (
Robert Frost )
-
Spring ( Gerard Manley
Hopkinsend of reading)
-
Heaney, Seamus; Joseph Brodsky, Ellen Bryant Voigt, and Louise Gluck.
Poetry Room 60th Anniversary Benefit Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras, Sven Birkerts, Lucie Brock-Broido, Helen Vendler, and Stalinslaw Barańczak. 1
May 1991. Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: Reel One: 29:20 / Reel Two: 24:31 / Reel Three: 46:28 / Total:
99.79
PS325.P65 1991x
- Reel One:
- Opening Remarks by Stratis Haviaras
- Introduction by Sven Birkerts
- Reading by Seamus Heaney:
- Introduction to Station Island
-
Station Island, Section XII
- Reel Two:
- Introduction by Lucie Brock-Broido
- Reading by Ellen Bryant Voight:
-
Variations: The Innocents
- Reel Three:
- Introduction by Helen Vendler
- Reading by Louise Glück:
-
Matins ["I see it is with you as with the
birches..."]
-
Vespers ["Even as you appeared to Moses..."]
- Introduction by Stalinslaw Barańczak
- Reading by Joseph Brodsky:
-
A Tune ["I wish you were here, dear..."]
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. 29 April 1993.
Emerson 210. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the John Lincoln Sweeney
Memorial Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 52:30.
PR6058.E2 A6 1993x
- From North, Wintering Out
- From The Haw Lantern
-
Clearances, Sonnets #2,3,5
- Poems not yet published in a book:
-
Heaney, Seamus. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras, and Helen Vendler. 17 May 1996.
Lowell Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room, Dept.
of Eng. & American Lit & Lang., Dept. of Continuing Ed., Friends of
HCL. Running Time: 1:14:06.
PR6058.E2 A6 x 1996x
- Most poems read are from The Spirit
Level.
-
Saint Kevin and the Blackbird
- Lament 13 from Laments by Kochanowski
and co-translated by Stalinslaw Baranczak
-
Heath, Andrew. Poetry Reading. 18 October 1968. Running Time: 36:20.
PS3558.E265 A6 x 1968
-
Poem to Lynn Before I Go to Sleep
-
Upon Meeting a Person I Haven't Met for Two Years
-
T.S. Canterbury and the Tale of My Cat
-
When the Fishing Time is Sensed
-
The Monumental and Catastrophic Bridgepoint
-
There Is a Difference between Glee Club and
Chorus
-
Robert Richkin; from a Posthumous Reading of his First
Poem
-
Sculptor Michaelangelo...
-
Hecht, Anthony. Poetry Reading. 18 November 1964. Running Time: Reel One: 22:20 / Reel Two: 20:25.
PS3558.E28 A6 1964x
- Reel One:
-
The Man Who Married Magdalene
- Reel Two:
-
Behold the Lilies of the Field
-
Upon the Death of George Santayana
-
Hecht, Anthony. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Robert
Fitzgerald. 17 May 1971. Running Time: 57:55.
PS3558.E28 A6 1971x
-
Third Avenue in the Sunlight
-
It Out- Herods Herod, Avoid It
-
Hejinian, Lyn. Poetry Reading. 26 March 2003.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3558.E4735 A6 2003x
Room use only
-
Hernandez, Miguel. Poetry Reading. Read by: Ted
Genoways and Don Share 4 November 2001.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Hill, Geoffrey. Poetry Reading. 16 October 2002.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR6015.I4735 A6 x 2002
Room use only
-
Hillyer, Robert. Poetry Reading. 1940. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1022/P-1023
- P-1024/P-1025; matrix no. H.F.S. 1428/1429
- P-1026/P-1027
- Disc One:
-
He Who in Spring's Rebirth
- Disc Three:
-
Stanzas II, III, XII, XIII from In Time of
Mistrust
-
Hine, Daryl. Poetry Reading. 12 September 1967.
PR9199.3.H5 A6 1967x
- Poems from The Wooden Horse and Minutes.
-
Hix, H.L.Postmodern Virtue: Improvisation in Ethics. 15
October 1992. Farnsworth Room. Sponsored by: The Corliss Lamont Fund
and the John Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 70:00.
uncat?
- Presentation of a paper, Postmodern Virtue, in four parts:
- I. The Ethical Dilemma of
Post-modernity
- II. How Traditional Ethics Failed
- III. Why Traditional Ethics Failed
- IV. Postmodern Ethical Strategies
-
Hochman, Sandra. Poetry Reading. 4 November 1963. Running Time: Reel One: 21:17 / Reel Two: 19:17 / Total: 40:34.
PS3558.O34 A6 x 1963
- Reel One:
- From Manhattan Pastures:
-
Constructions Upper East Side
-
Manhattan General Hospital
- Reel Two:
-
Farewell to Federal Reserve Bank
-
Two Songs for Impossible People :
-
Once There Was a Venetian Blind
-
Hofmann, Michael. Poetry Reading. Introduction by C.D.
Wright. 19 March 1998. Hilles Library Cinema, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Hollander, John. Lecture on Originality. 27 April 1982.
Boylston Auditorium, Boylston Hall. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 67:00.
PS3515.O3485 O7 1982x
-
Hollander, John. Poetry Reading. 27 April 1982.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 66:00.
PS3515.O3485 A6 1982x
- From series, Pictures in a Gallery, Anonymous
Master, "Standing Figure"
- From sequence of works in progress, working title: Some Walks With You or Taking You at Your Word
- ["So we came at last to meet..."]
-
Holmes, John. Poetry Reading. 1940. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1000/P-1001
- P-1002/P-1003; matrix no. H.F.S. 1334/1331
- P-1004/P-1005; martix no. H.F.S. 1336/1330
- Disc Two:
-
Evening Meal in the 20th Century
-
Holub, Miroslav. Poetry Reading. 10 November 1991.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PG5038.H64 A6 1991x
-
Holub, Miroslav. Poetry Reading. 12 November 1991.
Poetry Room Studio, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PG5038.H64 A6 1991bx
-
Honig, Edward. Poetry Reading. 26 August 1955.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3515.O499 A6 x 1955
Click to listen to audio file
-
Reading Miss Moore's La Fontaine
-
Honig, Edwin. Poetry Reading. 12 November 1975.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 66:00.
PS3515.O499 A6 x 1975
From Interrupted Praise
Click to listen to audio file
- From Interrupted Praise:
-
Letter from New Hampshire
-
An Art of Summer (three parts)
-
Song for a Windy Night (seven short poems)
-
November Through a Giant Copper Beech
-
Movements of the Apoisonada
-
Rule Applied (three part poem)
-
Hope, A.D. (Alec Derwent). Poetry Reading. 21 April 1969.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 56:00.
PR9619.3.H65 A6 x 1969
-
Hopkins, Kenneth. Poetry Reading. 24 March 1965.
PR6015.O62 A6 1965x
-
Houghton, Firman. Reading from his Work. 28 November 1962. Running Time: Reel One: 23:13 / Reel Two: 22:55 / Total: 46:08.
PS3558.O85 A6 1962x
- Reel One:
- ["A is for avalanche ..."]
- Reel Two:
- Comments: will now read parodies about poets he likes
-
Walt Whitman Makes a Decision
-
Emily Dickinson Sees Another Door Opening
-
Mr. Houseman Revisits Ludlow Fair
-
Edward Arlington Robinson Conducts a
Post-Mortem
-
Mr. Frost Goes South to Boston
-
Up at Uncle Jack's: 1922 Martha's Vineyard
-
Theodore Roethke Examines His Soul
-
Anne Sexton has a Tooth Extracted
-
John Hollander's Still Life
-
Hughes, Frieda. Poetry Reading. 8 November 1999. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PR6058.U347 a6 x 1999
Room use only
-
Hughes, Ted. Poetry Reading. 13 June 1958. Running Time: 16:00.
PR6058.U37 A6 x 1958
-
Hughes, Ted. Studio Reading. 8 December 1958. Running Time: 55:00.
PR6058.U37 A6 x 1958b
-
A Man Seeking Experience Inquires His Way of a Drop of
Water
-
The Martyrdom of Bishop Farrar
-
Series: I
-
Inez, Colette. Poetry Reading. 23 April 1973. Running Time: 27:59.
PS3559.N34 A6 x 1973
Click to listen to audio file
-
A Collar Round My Thought
-
Orphans of All Denonomations Will Meet
-
Smear of Beetles in a Jar: Our Homefront
-
The Woman Who Loved Worms from Japanese Legends
-
Mrs. Maldonado's Daughter
-
Hurdle Down to Fathom Love
-
In the Muscatel Afternoon
-
Instructions for the Erection of a Statue of Myself in
Central Park
-
Ingalls, Jeremy. Poetry Reading. 14 May 1960. Running Time: Reel One: 25:45 / Reel Two: 14:30 / Total: 45:15.
PS3559.N377 A6 1960x
- Reel One:
- from The Metaphysical Sword (1941)
-
Amiable Report on a State of Mind Recurrently Induced
by the Study of the Works of Einstein and Edington, Other Matters
Implicit
-
Fable of the Fault Premise
-
The Parable of Justice and Love
- from Tahl (1945)
-
Tahl (includes commentary by poet)
- Reel Two:
- from These Islands Also: Poems from
Japan (1959)
- from The Woman from the Island (1958)
-
Korio, Head High, Eyes Shining
-
Irving, John. Reading from his Work. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 7 November 1985. Sponsored by:
Harvard. Running Time: 98: 52.
Scope and Content: Introduction
Irving reads excerpts from a work in progress. He stars by giving background on his
writing and this work which will be a novel.
He begins with the line "I am doomed to remember..."
His reading is over in approximately 57 minutes. The rest of his lecture is a
question-and-answer period.
PS3559.R8 A6 x 1985
-
Series: J
-
Jacobsen, Josephine. Poetry Reading. 8 October 1974.
Poetry Room Studio. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 51:30.
PS3519.A424 A6 1974x
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Stranger and Corrigan
-
Birdsong of the Lesser Poet
-
When the Five Prominent Poets
-
Homage to Henri Christophe
-
Jakobson, Roman. Poetry Reading. Poems by Velimir
Khlebnikov and Roman Jakobson . 28 August 1956.Reading in Russian. Running Time:
PG3476.M3 A6 1956x
- Reel One:
- Selections from (Velimir Khlebnikov)
-
A Few Words About Myself (Vladimir
Mayakovsky)
- Reel Two:
-
One Hundred and Fifty Million
(Vladimir Mayakovsky)
-
About This (Vladimir
Mayakovsky)
-
Our March (Vladimir
Mayakovsky)
-
James, William. Lecture. "Recollections." 10 November 1952.
Recorded at 95 Irving Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sponsored
by: Harvard University.
PR REM 10/79
CT275.J29 J36 1952x
- Reel One:
- ["As the years pass, I live more and more in early memory"]
-
Space, Time and Memory in a Cambridge Hotel
-
Collection des Auteurs Latins
-
Missing Trains and Losing Wives
-
In Memory of Freeman Mosher
- Reel Two:
- Outtakes and retakes from Reel One
-
Jarrell, Randall. Poetry Reading. 10 December 1946.
Sponsored by: Harvard Film Service. Running Time: 11:25.
PS3519.A86 A6 x 1946
Click to listen to audio file
-
Jefferson, Christopher. Poetry Reading. 7 May 1968. Running Time: 22:35.
PS3560.E38 A6 1968x
-
Blue Prussian Figures & Coffe House
Illusion
-
Sonatina Inemano: Porpoise Stands With Hands
Receiving
-
The Odyssey of Black Stained Canvas
-
Don Prelude: No Temporal Ancestry
-
A Poem of the Thirteen Benedictions
-
Johnston, Denis. Poetry Reading. 4 November 1960.
Fassett Studio(?), Chestnut Hill, MA.
PR6019.O397 A6 x 1960
-
Johnston, Denis. Reading from his works. 15 January 1961.
Fassett Recording Studio.
PR6019.O397 A6 1961
-
Joyce, James.Ulysses. "Penelope." Reading by Helen
Joyce. 6 April 1953. Sponsored by: Harvard
University.
PR6019.O9 U42 x 1953
-
Series: K
-
Karr, Mary and Milburn, Michael. Poetry
Reading. 12 March 1984. Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by:
Poetry Room. Running Time: 43:00.
PS3561.A6929 A6 1984x
- Mary Karr reads seven poems from her unpublished manuscript
Abacus :
-
Taking Out The Lawn Chairs
- Michael Milburn reads from Such
Silence , a collection of poems:
- Mary Karr reads again:
-
The Pursuit Of Heaven, Sex, and the Buddha
-
Witnessing My Father's Will
-
Diogenes the Bartender Closes Up
- Michael Milburn continues:
-
Karr, Mary. Poetry Reading and Fiction Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 23 September 1993. Lamont Forum Room.
Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry
Room. Running Time: 50:20.
PS3561.A6929 A6 1993x
- Karr reads the following poems from The Devil's
Tour:
- Then Karr reads from her forthcoming memoir, The Liar's Club:
- Prose excerpt (that appeared in Granta )
-
Kavanagh, Patrick. Poetry Reading. 24 August 1953. Running Time: 15:00.
PR6021.A74 A6 x 1953
Click to listen to audio file
- Extract from: The Great Hunger
- More extracts from: The Great Hunger
-
Kennedy, X.J. Poetry Reading. 9 March 1964.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3521.E563 A6 x 1964
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
-
Nude Descending on a Staircase
-
On a Child Who Lived one Minute
-
At the Stoplight by the Pauper's Graves
-
Two-line Epigram Overheard in the Louvre
-
Little Elegy for a Child Who Skipped Rope
-
In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus One Day
(song)
-
By the Banks of the Brown, Brown
Shawsheen (song)
-
Epitaph for a Postal Clerk
- Reel Two: Click to listen to audio file
-
Rondo - Violation on a Theme
(Charles de Leon)
-
At the Ghostwriter's Deathbed
-
The Man in the Man-made Moon: Part
One
-
The Man in the Man-made Moon: Part
Two
-
The Man in the Man-made Moon: Part
Three
-
The Man in the Man-made Moon: Part
Four
-
Conspirator My Rose (song)
-
Dialog- One AM with Voices
-
The Phantom of Woodland Homes
-
Kennedy, X.J. Poetry Reading. 11 August 1965.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3521.E563 A6 x 1965
Click to listen to audio file
-
Somebody Stole My Myths (song, to the
tune of Somebody Stole My Gal)
-
Little Elegy for a Child Who Skipped
Rope (read twice)
- Author give copy of poem to Stephen Sandy
-
Nude Descending a Staircase
-
In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus One Day
(song, to the tune of The Old Orange
Flute)
-
Kennedy, X.J. Poetry Reading. 4 October 1971.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3521.E563 A6 x 1971
Click to listen to audio file
-
Nothing in heaven functions as it ought
- Song to the tune of Somebody Stole My
Gal
-
Drivers of Diaper Service Trucks are Sad
-
Great Chain of Being (song)
-
Kennedy, X.J. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 20 February 1992. Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by:
The Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 53:32.
PS3521.E563 A6 1992x
- X.J. Kennedy reads poems and sings songs
- From Cross Ties: Selected Poems, Dark
Horses, and Brats
-
Nude Descending a Stair Case
-
To Dorothy on Her Exclusion from the Guinness Book of
World Records
-
On the Liquidation of the Mustang Ranch by the
IRS
-
The Church Bells, from Apollinaire
-
Snowflake Soufflan Imaginary Recipe (a
childrens poem)
-
Stupid Little Lucy Plunket (a poem by Kennedy's
twelve year old son)
-
Emily Dickinson Leaves a Message to the World Now that
Her Home has an Answering Machine
-
In a Prominent Bar in Seacaucus N.J. (song)
-
Somebody Stole my Myths (to the tune of
"Somebody Stole My Gal")
-
Kenner, Hugh. Lecture. 2 May 1983. Lamont Forum Room.
Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 58:49.
PR6019.O9 D875 x 1983
- A discussion of sources of James Joyce's stories, especially those in
Dubliners, and the New Testament.
-
Kenyon, Jane. A Memorial Tribute. Read by Liam
Rector,Robert Bly,Geoffrey Hill,Marie Howe,Alice Mattison,Joyce Peseroff,Tree Swenson, and Donald Hall. Introduction
by Stratis Haviaras, and Elise Paschen. 3
May 1996. Emerson 105, Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room, Poetry Society of America, Academy of American
Poets. Running Time: 1:23:43.
PS3561.E554 A6 1996x
Scope and Content: All poems by Jane Kenyon unless noted otherwise.
Robert Bly and Donald Hall both read their own work in addition to Jane Kenyon's.
- Reading by Robert Bly:
-
The River Flows Without Hurry Through the
Valley (Anna Ahkmatova translation by
Jane Kenyon)
-
The Guest ( Anna
Ahkmatova, translation by Jane Kenyon )
-
Briefly It Enters and Briefly Speaks
- Reading by Geoffrey Hill:
- 8-9. excerpts from the John Adams Operas:
Nixon in China and The Death of
Klinghoffer (by Alice Goodman ).
- Reading by Marie Howe:
-
Campers Leaving, Summer 1981
- Reading by Alice Mattison:
- Letters by Jane Kenyon to Alice Mattison.
- Reading by Joyce Peseroff:
-
After Illness Walking the Dog
- Reading by Donald Hall:
-
The Ship Pounding (Donald
Hall)
-
Weeds & Peonies (Donald
Hall)
-
Kerouac, Jack. Appearance at Lowell House. 24 March 1964.
Lowell House, Harvard. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 33:26 / Reel Two: 32:01 / Total: 1:05:27.
- Questions from audience not always audible; lots of laughter and talk from
audience as background noise.
- "Master tape" announced before recording on both reels.
PS3521.E735 A6 x 1900z
-
Kessler, Milton. Poetry Reading. 7 October 1993.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss
Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 70:50.
PS3561.E7 A6 1993x
- Titles and/or first lines
-
"I'm driving with the windows open, Pop"
-
After Leaving Paula at St. George, Utah
-
Written in the Hospital, "I like your hair
ribbons..."
-
"Aunt Minnie was not forgotten by her family.."
-
"We walk in, we walk out"
-
Riding First Car, Learning Boxes (After Walt Whitman's
New York)
-
Kingstow, R. P. Poetry Reading. 22 February 1971. Running Time: 21:30.
PS3561.I54 A6 1971x
-
Kingstow comments on suicidal friend
-
A World of Windmills for Beth
-
Kinnell, Galway and Kenneth Koch.
Poetry Reading. 10 December 1964. Introduction by Theodore
Morrison and Kay Boyle. Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Fund. Running Time: 67:00.
PS3521.I582 A6 x 1964
- Reel Two: Click to listen to audio file
- Selection of short poems, including The
Gambler (Dostoevsky) and Trieste e una donna
-
Guinevere or The Death of the Kangaroo
-
The Revolt of the Giant Animals
-
We Sailed the Indian Ocean for a Dime
-
Kinnell, Galway. Morris Gray Lecture. 24 November 1969.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Grey Fund. Running Time: Reel One: 64:54 / Reel Two: 20:46 / Total: 86:00.
PS3521.I582 A6 x 1969
Room use only
- Reel One:
-
The Idea of Ancestry (Ethridge
Knight)
-
Counting Small-Boned Bodies (Robert
Bly)
-
Vapor Trail Reflected in the Frog Pond
- Reel Two:
-
Lastness (previous title, Poem 10)
-
Knott, Bill. Poetry Reading. 29 October 1974. Running Time: 34:10.
PS3561.N65 A6 x 1974
- Introduction and Announcements
- ["I wrote under a pen name ..."]
-
Survival of the Fittest Groceries
-
My Mother's List of Names
- ["Atlas hits me over the head ..."]
- ["Our prisoner has received a package ..."]
-
In the City Crowds I Saw Him
- ["The soup is lumpy ..."]
- ["Somewhere in history ..."]
- ["The way the world is not ..."]
-
Knott, Bill. Poetry Reading. 7 April 1987.
Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 61:00.
PS3561.N65 A6 x 1987
-
The Horoscope Today Says ...
-
The Juggler to his Audience
-
The Consolations of Sociobiology
-
The Closet (... after my Mother's death)
-
Brighton Rock (Graham
Greene)
-
Hitler Skeleton Goldplated (from Treasures of the C.I.A. Museum, Edited by Hilton
Kramer, with an Introduction by Jerzy Kosinski. Random House/IBM, 1984)
-
FBI Kills Martin Luther King
-
Last Moments in the Masterpiece
-
My Mother's List of Names
-
The Sculpture (for Star Black)
-
Castration Envy #12 (Collected Portraits of the Marchesa
Casati)
-
Sadak in Search of the Waters of Oblivion
-
Komunyakaa, Yusef. Poetry Reading. 18 March 1998.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library ??. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room, Harvard College Library, Morris Gray Fund.
PS3561.O455 A6 1998x
Room Use only
-
Kumin, Maxine. Poetry Reading. 7 February 1960. Running Time: Reel One: 29:48 / Reel Two: 33:17 / Total: 1:03:05.
PS3521.U638 A6 1960x
- Reel One:
-
Breakthrough None-Such Pond
-
The Young Instructor in a Winter Landscape
-
Fraulein Reads Instructive Lines
- Reel Two:
-
On Being Asked To Write a Poem for the Centennary of
the Civil War
-
Kumin, Maxine. The Privilege. 14 December 1965.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3521.U638 P7 x 1965
-
Kunitz, Stanley. Poetry Reading. 2 December 1993.
Longfellow Hall, Room 100. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:09:42.
PS3521.U7 A6 1993x
- New and late poems:
-
The Sea That Has No Ending
-
Kunitz, Stanley. Poetry Reading. 16 June 1958.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 38 min.
PS3521.U7 A6 x 1958
-
Kunitz, Stanley and Richard Wilbur. Poetry
Reading. 9 July 1959. Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 79:00.
PS3521.U7 A6 x 1959
Room use only.
- Reading by Richard Wilbur:
-
The Scourge (Stanley
Kunitz)
-
Love Calls Us to the Things of This World
-
A Voice from Under the Table
-
A Prayer to Go to Paradise with the Donkeys
-
A Baroque Wall-Foundation in the Villa Sciarra
- Reading by Stanley Kunitz:
-
Two Voices in a Meadow (Richard
Wilbur)
-
Against the Filling Station
- Reading by Richard Wilbur:
-
Someone Talking to Himself
-
Pangloss's Song: A Comic-Opera Lyric
- Reading by Stanley Kunitz:
-
Kushner, Alexander. Poetry Reading. 12 December 1987.
Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Reading in Russian. Running Time: 30:00.
PG3482.8.U73 A6 1987x
-
Series: L
-
LaFarge, Christopher. Poetry Reading. 1943.
Sponsor by: Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1060/P-1061; matrix no. H.F.S. 1814/1815
- P-1062/P-1063
- Disc One:
- Five Sonnets, from the novel in verse, Each
to the Other
- The Death of Henry Cottrell, from the novel in verse, Each to the Other
-
Lamport, Felicia. Poetry Reading. 21 April 1966. Running Time: Reel One: 34:04 / Reel Two: 26:18 / Total: 1:00:22.
PS3523.A449 A6 x 1967
- Reel One:
-
Centennary Lines to Alicis Variorum Quorum
-
Pop Flies But Not Fast Enough
-
Mr. Massach & Count Dussod (read with
Jack Sweeney)
-
Technical Advice to Persons Planning to Erect Memorial
Statues of Themselves in New York
- Reel Two:
- ["In the best collective ..."]
- ["Lapwings gather in ..."]
-
General Alarm Oh Walker in the Sun
-
Moscow Transfer for 1961, All Out or Fall Out
-
Two Intonations of Middle Age
-
Mother, Mother Are You All There
-
Tree of Life, Nipped in Bud
- ["The Cantebridgian ..."]
-
Larkin, Philip. An Evening for Philip Larkin. Read by Various.
Introduction by John Clive. 6 March 1986. Forum
Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 80:00.
Program included.
PR6023.A66 Z65 1986x
- Seamus Heaney gives remarks, reads:
- Reading by Andrew Sullivan:
-
an excerpt from Larkin's novel Jill and the
poems:
- Muscial Interlude by Jelly Roll Morton, New Orleans
Joys; by Sidney Bechet, Blue Horizon.
- Reading by Helen Vendler:
- Reading by William Alfred:
- Musical Interlude: by Count Basie,Jumpin' at the Woodside ; by Louis
Armstrong,St. Louis Blues .
- An excerpt from the recording Philip Larkin Reads
The Whitsun Weddings.
-
Larsen, Carl. Poetry Reading. No date. Running Time: 15:40.
PS3562.A75 A6 x 1900z
- Music begins (instr./backup)
-
Lattimore, Richmond. Poetry Reading. 9 May 1962. Running Time: 48:00.
PS3523.A775 A6 1962x
- Reel One:
-
Waiting for the Barbarians (C. Cavafy)
-
The Skeleton in the Closet
-
A Theme from Thomas Hobbes
- Selection from American Nights
(Sonnet Series)
- Reel Two:
- Introduction to The Catalogue of the
Ships (Illiad II 441-493)
- Opening of First Pythian Ode (Pindar)
-
A Strict Lady, Strictly Guarded (sestina)
-
The Macedonian Chamber-Tomb
-
Laughlin, James. Poetry Reading. 4 May 1982.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:40.
PS3523.A8245 A6 1982x
- Comments on reading poetry and on writing it
-
The Hairs of my Grandfather's Head
- ["There is an old man ..."]
-
The Kind -Hearted Americans
- ["Your lore reminds me ..."]
-
"A Bad Night on Third Avenue"
-
Near Dermat, the Dropsy le Bon
-
The Last Poem to be Written
-
Lavin, Mary.The Great Wave. 5 January 1972. Running Time: Reel One: 24:58 / Reel Two: 25:42 / Total: 50:00.
PR6023.A914 A6 x 1972
- Reel One:
-
Corrucks--The Fishing Boats
-
Everyone dies except Jimmine & Shawnine
-
Lawrence, D.H. Selections from his Poetry. Read by
Frieda Lawrence. 12 June 1952. Sponsored by:
Harvard. Running Time: Reel One: 46:40 / Reel Two: 31:50 / Total: 78:30.
PR6023.A93 A6 x 1952
- Reel One:
-
Lords of the day and night
-
The elephant is slow to mate
-
From new heaven and earth
-
The breath of life (read twice)
-
Invocation to the moon (read twice)
- Reminiscences narrated by Freida Lawrence in response to questions by
Robert Davidson
- Reel Two:
- Reminiscences by Frieda Lawrence (continued)
-
Lords of the day and night
-
From new heaven and earth
-
Song of a man who has come through
-
The deepest sensuality (read twice)
-
The elephant is slow to mate (read twice)
-
Lerner, Laurence. Poetry Reading. 28 April 1961.
Fassett Recording Studio, Boston. Running Time: Reel One: 19:38 / Reel Two: 18:17.
PR6023.E76 A6 1961x
- Reel One:
-
This Poem Is a Personable Mask
- The other is about S... (proper name), in Ghana
- The Mystic Interior (Sections: The Mother; The Son, age 6; The son, age
2; The Father)
-
Beyond the Pleasure Principle
-
Mimesis (Sections: The Producer; The Actress;
The Audience; The Author)
- Reel Two:
- Four poems on paintings, first three from Domestic Interior, fourth- written later.
- Later poems:
-
Judicious friend and learned councillor
- Three ways of writing the same poem:
-
Memory fingers the bruised
-
Each time you press your fingers
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. Undated. Lowell House, Junior
Common Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: Reel One: 30:50 / Reel Two: 32:50 / Total: 1:03:40.
Background humming
PS3562.E8876 A6 x 1900zb
- Reel One:
-
Stepping Westward (read twice)
- Reel Two:
-
The Cat as Cat (read twice)
-
Didactic Poem / Second Didactic Poem (read twice)
- 2 Comments on Linear and sequential Poems
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. 14 April 1960. Running Time: 39:08.
PS3562.E8876 A6 x 1960
- From Here and Now:
-
The Earthwoman and the Waterwoman
- Comments by poet, concerning this poem which contains bits of
Rilke
-
The Marriage, Parts I & II
- From Over Land to the Islands:
-
Scenes from the Lives of the Peppertrees
- From With Eyes at the Back of Our
Heads:
-
With Eyes at the Back of Our Heads
-
Come unto Animal's Presence
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. 9 November 1962. Running Time: 36:10.
PS3562.E8876 A6 1962x
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. Introduction by A.C.
McGill, and James McIntyre. 18 December 1973.
Harvard University Divinity School. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: Reel One: 62:36 / Reel Two: 30:12 / TOTAL: 92:48.
PS3562.E8876 A6 x 1973
- Reel One:
-
Poetry and Piety by James McIntyre
- Introductory Remarks by Denise Levertov
-
Catching Up With You ( Naomi
Bushman )
-
Common Life ( Ray
Lindquist )
-
Plowing at Night ( Ray
Lindquist )
-
Weeping Woman ( Levertov )
-
"There is no going back ..." ( Mark
Pollack )
-
A Letter To Mark About a Photograph (
Levertov )
-
Here are the phases of this moon ..." (
Richard Edelman )
-
Let Us Sing Unto The Lord a New Song (
Levertov )
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Monroe Engel. 29 November 1978. Boylston Hall, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Lamont Poetry Series. Running Time: 65:04.
PS3562.E8876 A6 x 1978
- From Life in the Forest
-
Death Psalm: O Lord of Mysteries
- From Candles in Babylon:
-
Pig Dreams: Scenes from the Life of Sylvia
-
Levertov, Denise. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 7 April 1986. Hilles Library, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 75:08.
PS3562.E8876 A6 x 1986b
-
During a Son's Dangerous Illness
-
The Sea's Repeated Gesture
-
The Holy One, Blessed Be He, Wanders Again
-
She Wept and the Women Consoled Her
-
The Day Longs for the Evening
-
"I learned that her name was Proverb"
-
The Servant-Girl at Emmaus (A Painting by
Velasquez)
-
Variation on a Theme by Rilke
-
To One Steeped in Bitterness
-
The Showings -- Lady Julian of Norwich, 1342-1416
-
Levine, Miriam. Poetry Reading. 12 May 1977.
Studio Recording. Running Time: 44:58.
PS3562.E898 A6 x 1977
- From her book, To Know We Are Living
-
I Dreamt that Certain Women
-
My Father Will Die Without Warning
-
Levine, Philip. Poetry Reading. 9 March 1978.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 55:48.
PS3562.E9 A6 x 1978b
Click to listen to audio file
-
One for the Rose (previous title, One for the Sane)
-
Levine, Philip. Poetry Reading. 19 November 1985.
Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 60:50.
PS3562.E9 A6 x 1985
-
Having Been Asked What Is A Man I Answer
-
A Walk With Tom Jefferson
-
Liebowitz, Kathryn and Michael Milburn.
Fiction and Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 15
November 1996. Farnsworth Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:20:00.
PS3562.I435 R382 1996x
- Kathryn Liebowitz reading from Ravished World:
-
Break Away: Systems of Bodily Beauty Prevail
-
Lisker, Roy. Poetry Reading. 3 February 1994.
Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the John
Lincoln Sweeney Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 40:00.
PS3562.I753 A6 1994x
- From Lyric Anthology I (words with
musical durations):
-
Shrill Shriek of the Bird
-
Love Echoed Through the Woods
-
Anthony Braxton (the Jazz Saxaphonist)
- From newsletter Ferment
-
The Night of the Gluon (1991)
-
A Story: Retelling of the Persephone Myth
(1958-91)
-
Lorde, Audre. Poetry Reading. 15 May 1970.
Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: Reel One 22:07 / Reel Two 29:43.
PS3562.O75 A6 1970x
- Reel One:
-
Rooming Houses are Old Women
-
Rites of Passage, Martin Luther King, Jr.
-
Revolution is One Form of Social Change
-
Dreams in Revolution, Parts I & II
- Reel Two:
- 1 Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
- 1 Now That I Am Forever With Child
- 1 The American Cancer Society or There is
More than One Way to Skin a Coon
- 1 A Sewer Plant Grows in Harlem or I'm a
Stranger Here Myself When Does the Next Swan Leave
- 1 A Ballad of Black Childhood
- ) Bridge Through My Window
- 2 Father of the Year is Fallen
- 2 Conversations in Crisis
- 2 And What About the Children
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. 20 March 1946.
Harvard Vocarium (?). Sponsored by: Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises. Running Time: 17:00.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1946
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. Read by Robert
Lowell and Cleanth Brooks. 19 June 1950.
Sanders Theater. Sponsored by: Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises. Running Time: Reel One: 34:50 / Reel Two: 24:43 / Total: 59:33.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1950
- Reel One:
-
The Mills of the Kavanaughs
-
Lecture by Cleanth Brooks
- Reel Two:
-
Lecture by Cleanth Brooks (cont.)
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. 12 and 22 November 1954. Running Time: Reel One: 30:17 / Reel Two: 30:29 / Total: 60:46.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1954
- Reel One:
-
Charles V and the Peasant
-
Falling Asleep over the Aeneid
-
A Prayer from My Grandfather to Our Lady
- Reel Two:
- 1 The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket
- 13) Colloquy in Black Rock
- 1 Mr. Edwards and the Spider
- 1 After the Surprising Conversions
- 1 Beyond the Alps (including later
omitted section on George Santayana
- 1 Katherine's Dream from "Between the Porch
and the Altar"
-
Lowell, Robert and Anzilloti, Rolando.
Reading selections from his poetry followed by Italian translations. Read by
Robert Lowell and Rolando Anzilloti.
Between May and June. 1958. Running Time: Reel One: 30:51 / Reel Two: 18:46 / Total: 49:37.
PS3523.O89 A6 1958bx
- Reel One:
-
The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket--for Warren Winslow,
dead at sea.
-
After the Surprising Conversions
- Reel Two:
-
The Exile's Return (Italian)
-
Santayana's Farewell to his Nurses (early
version of For George Santayana )
- Poems in English only:
-
Memories of West Street and Lepke
-
My Last Afternoon with Uncle Devereux Winslow
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. 22 July 1958.
Memorial Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 24:33.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1958
-
After the Surprising Conversions
-
Mr. Edwards and the Spider
-
The Fat Man in the Mirror
-
Memories of West Street and Lepke
-
Lowell, Robert. Interview. Interviewed by Frederick
Seidel. 3 May 1960. Running Time: Reel One: 37:11 / Reel Two: 23:10 / Reel Three: 37:12 / Reel
Four: 27:57 / Reel Five: 23:23 / Total: 2:31:53.
PS3523.O89 Z47 1960x
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. Poems by Delmore
Schwartz, Randall Jarrell, Theodore Roethke, Allen Tate, and Robert Lowell. Introduction by
Professor Ludwig. 8 August 1966. Running Time: Reel One: 35:18 / Reel Two: 33:36 / Reel Three: 30:42 /
Total:
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1966b
- Reel One:
- Delmore Schwartz:
-
The Heavy Bear Who Goes With Me
-
Starlight Like Intuition Pierced the Twelve
-
Lowell, Robert and Alfred, William. Benefit
Reading for The Cambridge Ballet School. 3 March 1968. Sanders Theater, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: Reel One: 47:22 / Reel Two: 27:10 / Total: 74:32.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1968
- Reel One:
- William Alfred reads:
-
Selection from The Curse of an Aching Heart
- Reel Two:
-
Selection from The Curse of an Aching Heart
(conclusion)
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Frank
Bidart. 15 May 1975. Running Time: 1:00:28.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1975
-
In the Cage (1944 version)
-
Mr. Edwards and the Spider
-
My Last Afternoon with Uncle Devereaux Winslow
-
Water (identifies poem as being for Elizabeth
Bishop)
-
Lowell, Robert. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Frank
Bidart. 30 April 1977. Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard. Running Time: 47:10.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1977
-
Mr. Edwards and the Spider
-
Only Teaching on Tuesdays
-
My Last Afternoon with Uncle Devereaux
- For John Berryman: After Reading His Last Dream
Song
-
Lowell, Robert. Robert Lowell Memorial Service. Readings by
Reverend Peter Gomes,Robert Fitzgerald,Monroe Engel,David Perkins,Alan Williamson, and Frank Bidart.
Introduction by Reverend Peter Gomes. 3 March 1978. Memorial Church Chapel,
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 1:24:52.
PS3523.O89 A6 x 1978
- Sermon by Reverend Peter Gomes:
- Remarks by Robert Fitzgerald
- Musical Interlude: Hazel O'Donnell performs J.S. Bach
aria
- Reading by Monroe Engel from Jack
Sweeney's reminiscences
- Remarks by David Perkins on "For the Union
Dead"
- Musical Interlude: "Bie stu bei Mir"
(J.S. Bach)
- Reading by Alan Williamson from Peter
Taylor's memoirs
- Reading by Frank Bidart: Robert Lowell's "Waking Early Sunday Morning"
-
Lowell, Robert. Memorial Reading for Robert Lowell. Read by
William Alfred,Frank Bidart,Allen Grossman,Seamus Heaney, and Helen Vendler.
Introduction by Helen Vendler. 28 October 1987. Boylston Hall, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: Reel One: 45:11 / Reel Two: 25:57 / Total: 1:11:08.
PS3523.O89 A6 1987bx
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Helen Vendler (1:55)
- William Alfred (10:07):: reads excerpt from a letter from
Lowell to a friend / The Exile's Return /
37th Ode of Horace / To Mother
- Frank Bidart (15:29): July in
Washington / Buenos Aires / "Oh to break loose" (prose piece on Lowell)
- Allen Grossman (16:07): The Quaker
Graveyard in Nantucket
- Seamus Heaney (2:13): Recollections of Lowell
- Reel Two:
- Seamus Heaney (10:44): Recollections of Lowell (continued)
- Helen Vendler (15:13): Recollections of Lowell / For
Sheridan / Epilogue
-
Lowell, Robert.An Interview With Robert Lowell by
Frederick Seidel. 3 May 1960. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3523.O89Z47 1960x
Room use only.
-
Lux, Thomas. Poetry Reading. 23 November 1970. Running Time: 38:30.
PS3562.U87 A6 x 1970
-
Lux, Thomas. Poetry Reading. 29 October 1974.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 32:42.
PS3562.U87 A6 x 1974
-
The Midnight Tennis Match
-
Poem Beginning with a Random Phrase from
Coleridge
-
Here's to Samuel Greenberg
-
Man Asleep in a Child's Bed
-
Lux, Thomas. Poetry Reading. 13 March 1979.
Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 47:17.
PS3562.U87 A6 x 1979
-
The Midnight Tennis Match
-
The Bitterness of Children
-
Eulogy for Frank Stafford
-
"If there were anything in the superiority of the Lord
..."
- 1 Blank Space, Approx. 1 Minute
-
Here's to Samuel Greenberg
-
Man Asleep in a Child's Bed
-
Lux, Thomas. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Michael
Milburn. 7 March 1990. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 34:17.
PS3562.U87 A6 1990x
-
Introduction by Michael Milburn (1:50)
- Lux Reads (32:27)
-
Beknighted (with connotations of bad luck)
-
Falling Through the Leaves
-
On Matters Onthological and Escatalogical
-
Lux, Thomas.Simic, Charles and Tate, James. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 2 December 1994.
Hilles Cinema, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of Ellen
Sitgreaves Vail Motter Fund for Radcliffe College. Running Time: 76:00.
PS3562.U87 S672 1994x
- Thomas Lux from Split
Horizon
-
The People of the Other Village
-
Grim Town in a Steep Valley
-
Snow Is the Rain's Father
- Charles Simic from A Wedding in
Hell
-
An Address with Exclamation Points
-
Relaxing in the Mad House
-
Where the Dreaming Wabash Flows
-
Via de Tritone (Street of Tritons)
- James Tate from Worshipful Company
of Fletchers
-
Auto Suggestion, USS North Carolina
-
Worshipful Company of Fletchers
-
Series: M
-
MacCaig, Norman and Tiller, Terrence.
Reading Selections from their Poetry. No date. Running Time: Reel One: 42:37 / Reel Two: 6:38 / Total: 49:15.
PR6025.A1628 A6 x 1900z
- Reel One:
- Norman MacCaig:
-
The Man in the Seed (1:46) [Defect at end of
this poem]
-
Student in a Library (2:51)
- Terrence Tiller:
- 1 Street Performers 1851 (3:22)
- 1 Invocation Upon the Deaths of Great
Men (2:43)
- 1 Tropical Aquarium (1:52)
-
MacCaig, Norman. Interview. Introduction by Peter
Orr. 30 June 1966. London: British Council, Recorded Sound
Department, 1966. Sponsored by: British Council, Recorded Sound Section and
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR6025.A1628 Z797 x 1966
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Poetry Reading. Performance of "This Music Crept by Me upon the Waters." 23 October
1953, Broadcast on 6 December 1953. Sponsored by:
The Poets' Theatre. Running Time: Reel One: 29:17 / Reel Two: 11:45 / Total: 41:02.
PS3525.A27 T47 1953x
-
MacLeish, Archibald.The Trojan Horse. Recorded 23 October 1953,
Broadcast 6 December 1953. Sponsored by: The Poets' Theatre. Running Time: Reel One: 23:46 / Reel Two: 18:40.
PS3525.A27 T77 1953x
- Both Reels: The Trojan Horse
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Poetry Reading. 1949.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
- 1) P-1214/1223
- 2) P-1218/1219
- 2) P-1220/1221
PS3525.A27 1949x
- Disc One:
-
Speech to Those Who Say Comrade Dover
- Disc Two:
-
Excerpts from Conquistador
-
L'Na Trentiesme De, Mon Eage
- Disc Three:
-
Not Marble nor the Gilded Monuments
-
Excerpts from The Pot of Earth
-
Epistle to be Left in the Earth
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Traditions and Horizons in the Teaching of
Poetry. Recorded November 1952. Broadcast on 12 March 1954. Running Time: 30:01.
PN1031.M32 x 1952
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Reading excerpts from J.B. 8 November 1961. Running Time: 20:57.
PS3525.A27 J2 1961x
- Reading excerpts from J.B.
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Robert Fitzgerald. 15 March 1965. Lowell Lecture Hall,
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 30:54 / Reel Two: 34:46.
Bad static noises
PS3525.A27 A6 1965x
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Robert Fitzgerald (6:40)
- Macleish Commentary, Then Reads:
-
"The rain ends and the sky ..." / Commentary
re: 70th Birthday
-
"Close the shutters, let the ceiling fly ..."
-
"Bewildered with a broken tongue ..."
-
"Dr. Sigmund Freud Discovers the Seashell"
-
"The blinded gunner at the ford ..."
- Reel Two:
-
"The victory assured ..." (may be continuation
of last passage from Reel One) / Comments -- how every man can be Odysseus
-
"I know very well, Goddess ..." / Comments:
reads sequence of poems based upon Harvard University entitled Songs for Eve:
-
"Beauty cannot be shown ..."
-
"Who said you were bred ..."
-
A Colloquy Between Wind and Water
-
Years of the Dog (with commentary re: James
Joyce, Hemingway's appearance in the poem)
-
Winter is Another Country
-
"I promise you these days ..."
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Poetry Reading. 10 June 1969.
Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Phi Beta
Kappa. Running Time: 5:
PS3525.A27 A6 1969x
-
"Women, when the town is still ..."
- Comments by poet about the difficult times he's had
-
MacLeish, Archibald. Poetry Reading. 10 April 1980.
Boylston Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 1: 03:34.
PS3525.A27 A6 x 1980
- MacLeish beings by speaking about wars as background for the first
poem.
- MacLeish comments about war again and the gives an anecdote about the
University.
-
Nightwatch in the City of Boston
- MacLeish discusses Callypso's Island.
-
This poem is for my wife... (poem in prose.)
-
MacNeice, Louis. Poetry Reading. May 1953.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
12"
XTV19404-19405
-
Mailer, Norman. Reading from his Work. 4 April 1970. Running Time: Reel One: 65:48 / Reel Two: 59:44 / Total: 2:05:32.
* - between excerpts, author makes scattered comments announcing and commenting
selections, or responding to audience; these account for the rest of the length of the
recording (not individually timed).
PS3525.A4152 O252 x 1970
- Reel One:
- Norman Mailer Introduction- 0:30;
- Introduction to reading by author - 13:30;
- Selections from Of a Fire on the Moon:
- Excerpt One: "Acquarius. All ten thumbs
turning over the ideas..." - 6:50;
- Excerpt Two: "Yet Eagle continued to
descend..." - 7:14;
- Excerpt Three: "The astronauts stopped to
eat and to relax..." - 5:08;
- Excerpt Four: "When he reached the
ground..." - 2:36;
- Excerpt Five: "It is at this point that
patriotism..." - 4:05;
- Excerpt Six: "It used to be said that
men..." - 9:05;
- Excerpt Seven: "Provincetown, a land of the
free..." - 8:05.
- Reel Two:
- Selections from Of a Fire on the
Moon, contd.
- Excerpt Eight: "A vicious ingrowth of
informers..." - 2:02;
- Excerpt Nine: "We came back to
Acquarius..." - 10:50;
- Excerpt Ten: "His friends, the B...s
..." - 23:25.
- Question and answer session - 23:25.
-
Mailer, Norman. Selections from his Work. 14 April 1972.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: Reel One: 73:24 / Reel Two: 49:46 / Total: 2:03:10.
PS3525.A4152 A6 x 1972
- Reel One:
- Selection from Wild Ninety
- Selection from Beyond the Law
- Reel Two:
- Selection from Beyond the Law
-
Mailer, Norman. Poetry Reading. 9 April 1986.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Fund and Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PS3525.A4152 A6 x 1986
- Our man at Harvard: memoir of years on the Harvard Advocate -- Essay on the
craft of writing
-
Marchant, Fred. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 27 April 1994. Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: John Lincoln Sweeney Fund for the Poetry
Room. Running Time: 51:00.
PS3563.A6358 T52 1994x
- Introduction by Stratis Haviaras (6:00)
- Marchant Reads (45:00) from Tipping
Point:
-
The Afterlife on Squaw Peak
-
Maxwell, Glyn. Poetry Reading. 4 April 2001.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room
PR6063.A869 A6 2001x
Room use only
-
Mazur, Gail. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Startis
Haviaras. 16 April 1986. Farnsworth Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: 54:20.
PS3563.A987 A6 x 1986
- Introduction by Stratis (4:29)
- Comments: poet places poem between childhood &
adolescence
- Comments: next poem about losing your parts and your marble
-
"In the dark, our story ..."
- Comments: next poem is based upon a professor she once had
- Comments: difficulties writing elegies for people because they can always
be wrong
-
Mazur, Gail. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 17 April 1996. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Under the auspices of the Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry
Room. Running Time: 35:32.
PS3563.A987 A6 1996x
- From The Common and unpublished work:
- Translation from the Italian of Vittorio Sereni, Maybe it's only the monotony
-
Mazur, Grace Dane and Ersi, Mazur. Fiction
Reading. 16 March 2000. Farnsworth Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
-
McClatchy, J.D. Poetry Reading. 7 November 2002.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3563.A26123 A6 2002x
Room use only
-
McCord, David. Reading from his work. 19 December 1950. Running Time: 30:45.
PS3525.A1655 A6 x 1950
-
The Poet Next But One (P.B.K. poem, William and
Mary, VA December 5, 1950)
-
Overture: The Rasslers (unpublished)
-
Transcontinental 1910 (unpublished)
-
McCord, David. Poetry Reading. 1940. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1006/P-1007
- P-1008/P-1009
- P-1010/P-1011
- Disc Two:
-
Isabel Jones and Curabel Lee
- Disc Three:
-
The Lacquer Liquor Locker
-
McCord, David. Poetry Reading. 16 January 1952. Running Time: Reel One: 21:56 / Reel Two: 24:40 / Total: 46:36.
PS3525.A1655 A6 1950zx
- Reel One:
-
Mr. Macklin's Jack-O-Lantern
-
McCorkle, Jill. Fiction Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 3:35.\ 26 October 1994. Forum
Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: John Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Fund for the
Poetry Room. Running Time: 38:10.
PS3563.C3444 G56 1994x
- Reading from a novel in progress (working title, The Ghost Wall )
- Excerpt focusing on two characters:
-
McHugh, Heather. Poetry reading. 8 October 1985.
PS3563.A311614 A6 x 1985
-
Faith and the Fullness of Space
-
To a Woman (Rilke) (In French)
-
To a Woman (Rilke) (In English)
-
It Was From Adam's Side (Rilke)
-
The Song Calls the Star Little
-
"The fruit is heavier to bear....."
-
McKinsey, Martin. Poetry Reading. 25 March 1999. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
Room use only
-
Merrill, James. Poetry Reading. 5 March 1956. Running Time: 31:05.
PS3525.E6645 A6 x 1956
-
The Country of a Thousand Years of Peace
-
Hotel d'Univers et Portugal
-
Voices from the Other World
-
Some Negatives: X at the Chateau
-
Xeno Reminded of a Family Quarrel
-
Merrill, James. Poetry Reading. 9 May 1972. Running Time: 47:39.
PS3525.E6645 A6 x 1972
-
Merrill, James. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Seamus
Heaney. 30 November 1977. Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris
Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:03:15.
PS3525.E6645 A6 x 1977
- Sections from The Book of Ephraim
"Shall we begin our history? The fall. We are known as the bad angels."
-
Merrill, James. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Lewis
Bakanowsky and Seamus Heaney. 7 May 1987.
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard. Running Time: 70:00.
PS3525.E6645 A6 x 1987
Click to listen to audio file
-
Merrill, James. Poetry Reading. Introduction by David
Perkins. 17 October 1988. Boylston Hall, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 56:20.
PS3525.E6645 A6 1988cx
- Introduction by David Perkins (5:31)
- From Eight Bits:
-
A Bit of Blue Tile on the Beach
-
Merwin, W. S. Poetry Reading. Undated. Running Time: 31:00.
PS3563.E75 A6 x 1900z
-
Two translations from Latin of Catulus
- St. Sebastian (Spanish Translation): Lament / Ballad of Corpse Keeper /
Ballad of the Great Shiva / Ballad of the Prisoner
-
Small Woman on the Swallow Street
-
Pull Roman in the Lion's Club
-
Grandfather in the Old Man's Home
-
Grandmother Watching at Her Window
-
Merwin, W. S. Poetry Reading. June 1957. Running Time: Reel One 38:58 / Reel Two 21:45 Reel One 38:58 / Reel Two
21:45.
PS3563.E75 A6 1950zx
- Reel One:
-
The Eyes of the Drowned Watch Kids Going Over
-
Small Woman on Swallow Street
-
Grandfather in the Old Men's Home
-
Grandmother Watching at her Window
-
Epilogue for a Play of Misfortune
- Reel Two:
-
The Epistle to Dr.
Arbuthnot(Alexander Pope)
-
Did some more sober critic...
-
To Mistress Gertrude Statham John Skelton
-
A Romance of Love (Sir Thomas
Wyatt)
-
Merwin, W. S. Poetry Reading. 8 May 1978.
Boylston Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: Reel One 29:19 / Reel Two 29:24 / Reel Three 9:09.
PS3563.E75 A6 x 1978
- Merwin reads translations of work by Argentinian poet, Roberto
Juaros, found in his book, Vertical
Poetry .
- The next translations are Sanskrit love poems.
-
Hiding in a Cucumber Garden
-
Neighbor, please keep an eye..
- The following is Merwin's own work:
- The following poems are from his book titled The Lice
-
Merwin, W. S. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Helen
Vendler. Undated (poss. 1988-1990). Boylston Hall, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Morris Gary Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:14:40.
PS3563.E75 A6 1980zx
- Introduction by Helen Vendler (4:31)
- Merwin Reads (1:10:09)
-
For a Coming Extinction (badly garbled)
-
Looking for Mushrooms at Sunrise
-
Other Travellers to the River
-
Autumn Evening (badly garbled)
-
Yesterday (garbled in middle)
-
Late Spring (not audible)
-
The Blind Seer of Hamburg
-
Millay, Edna St. Vincent. Poetry Reading. 1950 (?). Running Time: 25:46.
PS3525.I495 A6 1935zx
Click to listen to audio file
-
Ballad of the Harp Weaver
- Selections from Fatal Interview:
-
Sonnett II ["This beast that rends me in the
sight of all"]
-
Sonnet XI ["Not in a silver casket cool with
pearls"]
-
Sonnet XXX ["Love is Not All: it is not meat
nor drink"]
-
Sonnet XXXIII ["Sorrowful dreams remembered
after waking"]
-
Sonnet LII ["Oh sleep forever in the Latmian
cave"]
-
Milosz, Czeslow. Norton Lectures. 1981-1982. Memorial Hall. Sponsored by: Harvard University.
Running Time: 40-50 min each.
PN1081.M5 1981x
- Lectures on literary topics
-
Milosz, Czeslow. Norton Reading, in English, a few read in
Polish. 10 March 1982. Houghton Library Exhibition Room. Sponsored by:
New England Poetry Club. Running Time: 68:00.
PG7158.M553 A6 1982bx
-
Click to listen to audio file
- From Bells in Winter and Selected Poems:
- Sections of From The Rising Of The
Sun
-
"I pay homage to Stephen Bagki....
-
"We were flying over a range of snowpeaked
mountains...."
-
"The Alpine shooting star...."
- From Throughout our Lands, #6,And the world revealed out of darkness was:
pear...."
-
Bobo's Metamorphis, Part VII
- Fragment from Child Of Europe
-
"A Song on the End of the World," in
English and Polish
-
"You Who Wronged a Simple Man...." in
English and Polish (unpublished at the time of the reading)
-
And The City Stood In Its Brightness
-
Miranda, Gary. Poetry Reading. 9 December 1975.
Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 55:48.
PS3563.I69 A6 x 1975
-
Eulogy for 23 Young Girls, Drowned off the Island of
Crete
-
Birthday Poems for My Daughter
-
The Deino Eulogy by Rilke ( translation)
-
Montminy, Tracy. Poetry Reading. 7 May 1963. Running Time: 32:47.
PS3563.O55 A6 1963x
-
"The Concept of Nature: A Dialogue"
-
"The Graphic Artist in a Rainy Season"
-
"I must explain how the pyramid sits ..."
-
"The [sic] Duanye Russo to the Overlooker"
-
Moore, Marianne. Reading selections from her poetry. 1944.
Studio Recording. Running Time: 8:20.
PS3525.O5616 A6 x 1944
-
Selection from Virginia Britannica
-
Moore, Marianne. Reading her poems. Introduction by
William Alfred. 11 May 1965. Sanders Theater, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 49:23.
PS3525.O5616 A6 x 1965
-
He "Digesteth Harde Yron"
-
The Mind is an Enchanting Thing
-
Morey, Arthur and Paul, Robert A. Lute,
Flute, Lyre, and Sackbut, a musical revue of political satire. Spring 1962.
Agassiz Theatre. Sponsored by: Harvard Musical Theatre Group.
Cass. copy made 10/1993; reel needs to be remastered; dubbed from a Fassett
Recording SA-57 in 1960s?.
ML1504.H3.L88 1960x (formerly T 811-2)
Cast, including authors, featured Fran Blakeslee ,
Pat Fay , Barry Levin , Jerry
Dale , Fran Malina .
- Songs:
-
King of Babylon "When you hear the lute, the
flute, the sackbut and the lyre, You had best bow down or I will throw you in
the fire ..."
-
I can't communicate with you
-
Love our neighbor and our neighbor's = wife
-
Consider only one thing at a time
-
She's in love with a Yugoslav
-
I am too young to buy beer
-
Let sin creep into Boston
-
The lute, the flute, the sackbut, and the lyre
(reprise)
-
Morgan, John. Poetry Reading. 19 February 1986. Running Time: 41:16.
PS3563.O863 A6 x 1986
-
"In the cool half-light ..."
-
"In Which a Total Eclipse of the Moon is Eclipsed by
Clouds and a White Tailed Deer Bounds Off Into the Woods"
-
"The Killing of Anton Vebren, 15 Sept. 1945"
-
"While the Pope and the President"
-
"The Seige of Leningrad 1941-42"
-
"Above the Tanona, May/ Above the Tanona, July"
-
Morrison, Julia. Poetry Reading. 6 January 1967. Running Time: 23:58.
PS3563.O87465 A6 1950zx
-
"Sometime Fortune Teller"
-
"Lady Wrestler Donned at 43"
-
"As the roosters flew ..."
-
"For the Visit: A Letter"
-
Morrison, Theodore. Reading from "The Dream of Alcestis" Part III. 19 December 1950. Running Time: 30:13.
PS3525.O759 D72 x 1950
- Reading from "The Dream of Alcestis"
Part III
-
Morton, David. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1070/P-1071
- P-1072/P-1073
- Disc One:
-
New England Seasons in Verse, parts I &
II
- Disc Two:
-
New England Seasons In Verse, part III
- Four love poems from a group entitled This
Is For You
-
Movius, Geoffrey. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 3 December 1991. Farnsworth Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 54:01.
PS3563.O924 A6 1991x
- Introduction by Stratis Haviaras
- Reading by Geoffrey Movius:
-
The Pain of Its Actual Happening
-
Closing Down in Connecticut
-
Observations from a Rented Space
-
Series: N
-
Nabokov, Vladimir. Reading from his work. 19 May 1952.
Studio recording. Running Time: Reel One: 30:15 / Reel Two: 29:52 / Total: 49:12.
PS3527.A15 A6 x 1952b
- Reel One:
-
The House of Exile (Pushkin)
-
A Shattered Oak (Tyutchev)
-
The Deaf-Mute Deamons (Tyutchev)
-
Translation of his own To my Youth
-
To my Youth (Russian version)
-
An Evening of Russian Poetry
-
Nabokov, Vladimir. Reading from his work. Introduction by
Harry Levin. 10 April 1964. Sanders Theater, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: Reel One: 40:58 / Reel Two: 28:52 / TOTAL: 1:09:50.
PS3527.A15 A6 1964x
- Reel One:
-
"Ballad of Longwood Glenn" (poem)
- Excerpt from Pale Fire (novel)
- Reel Two:
- Excerpt from Pale Fire (novel)
-
"A Lecture of Russian Poetry" (poem)
- Excerpt from Lolita (poem)
-
Nelson, Paul. Poetry Reading. 23 March 1973. Running Time: 28:50.
PS3564.E474 A6 1973x
- From Cargo (Stonewall Press, 1972):
-
"Kinsman Mountain Cemetary, New Hampshire"
-
Nin, Anais. Prose Reading. Running Time: 8:55.
PS3527.I865 N6 x 1900z
-
Collages: Nobuko (excerpts)
-
Nin, Anais. Prose Reading. 4 December 1946.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 9:00
PS3527.I865 R32 x 1946
-
Nohrnberg, James. 24 May 1962. Running Time: 16:37.
PS3564.O32 A6 1962x
-
The Plowed Priest Recounts His Vision
-
Two Pieces of Malcolm Christ Jensen
-
At the Graves of Christ Church
-
Concluding Days at Harvard College
-
She Speaks Toward Nightfall
-
Series: O
-
O'Connor, Edwin. Reading selections from The Oracle. 12 March 1954. Running Time: 20:37.
PS3565.C55 O7325 1954x
- Reading selections from The Oracle
-
O'Connor, Edwin. Reading selections from The Last Hurrah. Undated. Running Time: 33:40.
PS3565.C55 L32 x 1960z
- Reading selections from The Last Hurrah
-
O'Connor, Edwin. Reading two excerpts from The Edge of Sadness. 3 December 1962. Running Time: 33:09.
PS3565.C55 E32 x 1962
- Reading two excerpts from The Edge of
Sadness
-
O'Connor, Frank. Reading from his own work, and of some others
(Yeats, Kavanaugh, Merriam). 28 August 1952.
PR6029.D58 A6 x 1952
- Reel One:
- Frank O'Connor reading Gaelic Poems in translation and W.B.
Yeats
-
The Old Woman of Bara (10th cent.)
-
A Learned Mistress (16th cent.)
-
She is My Dear (16th cent.)
-
To Tomas Costello at the Wars
-
The Lament for Yellow-Haired Donaghy
-
July Evening ( Patrick
Kavanaugh )
-
The Great Hunger ( Patrick
Kavanaugh )
-
Art Mahoney ( Patrick
Kavanaugh )
- 1 Sanctity ( Patrick
Kavanaugh )
- 1 In Memory of Brother Michael (
Patrick Kavanaugh )
- Reel Two:
- 1 Image from a Past Life (
W.B. Yeats )
- 1 Prayer for my Daughter (
W.B. Yeats )
- 1 Sailing to Byzantium (
W.B. Yeats )
- 1 Coole Park & Ballilee (
W.B. Yeats )
- 1 What Then ( W.B.
Yeats )
- 1 Municipal Gallery Revisted (
W.B. Yeats )
- 1 His Phoenix ( W.B.
Yeats )
- ) Lapis Lazoli ( W.B.
Yeats )
- 2 Among School Children (
W.B. Yeats )
- Reel Three:
- 2 Short Story "The Long Road to
Ummera"
-
O'Connor, Flannery."The Artificial Nigger". Read by Sally
Fitzgerald. 20 January 1972. Poetry Room. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 45:58.
PS3565.C57 A8 x 1972
-
O'Hara, Frank.Poetry Reading. September 1964.Sponsored by : Lawford Library and Charles Abbott Reading
Fund.Running Time : 45:00.
PS3529.H28 A6 1964x
Room use only.
-
Adieu to Norman, Bon Jour to Joan and Jean-Paul
-
Kruschev Is Coming on the Right Day!
- Poem ["Lana Turner has collapsed']
-
Ode to Michael Goldberg's Birth and Other
Births(excerpts)
-
Politcial Poem on a Last Line of Pasternak's
-
O'Neill, Seamus. Reads Short Stories and Poetry. Introduction by
Valentine Rice 19 July 1962. Lamont Forum Room. Running Time: 48:
PB1399.O58 A6 1962x
- 2 short stories, selected poems
-
Oberg, Arthur. Poetry Reading. 29 May 1962. Running Time: 46:49.
PS3565.B4 A6 x 1962
-
"Elegy for Ernest Hemingway"
-
"Lowell House Concert May 3, 1962, Maurice Eisenberg,
cello"
-
"An Exercise in Definition"
-
"Ash Wednesday, March 7, 1962"
-
"Good Friday, April 20, 1962"
- 1 "Accomodation Or Its Lack"
- 1 "In Honor of Your Season of the Sun"
- 1 "The Passing of the Kingdom"
-
Olds, Sharon. Poetry Reading. 20 September 1984.
Poetry Room. Running Time: 24:55.
PS3565.L34A6 x 1984
- From Satan Says
-
Indictment of Senior Officers"
-
"The Sisters of Sexual Treasures"
- From The Dead & The Living
-
"Things That Are Worse Than Death"
-
"The One Girl at the Boys Party"
- New Poems
-
Poem for My Son, Aged 10, After a High Fever"
-
"Free Shoes, Northampton England, 1941"
- 1 "My Father and New York City"
-
Olson, Charles. Poetry Reading. Tape letter to Robert
Creeley. December 1960. Recorded in Gloucester,
Massachusetts.Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 17:00.
PS3529.L655 A6 1960x
- Untitled ["I tell you it's cruel..."]
-
A Six Inch Chapter -- in Verse
-
Sit by the Window and Refuse
-
Maximus, Home Again Crying Out to All (later
titled The Binnacle)
-
Orr, Gregory. Poetry Reading. 8 October 1980.
Lamont Forum Room. Running Time: 50 minutes.
PS3565.R7 A6 x 1980
Click to listen to audio file
- From Burning the Empty Nests
-
The Girl with 18 Night Gowns
-
Sleeping Alone in a Small Room
- The next seven poems are part of a new sequence called Gathering the Bones Together. Some have titles; some
do not.
-
Song of the Invisible Corpse
-
Sunday School Picnic: What Endures
-
Walking Home After the First Encounter
-
Driving Home After a Funeral
-
Song: Early Death of the Mother
-
Reading Late in the Cottage
-
An abandoned overgrown cemetery in the pasture
-
Series: P
-
Padgett, Ron. Poetry Reading. 16 October 1984.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 25:00.
PS3566.A32 L472 1984x
- Selections from Lessons in Things:
-
Paley, Grace. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Monroe (Engel?). 11
December 1975. Boylston Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard. Running Time: 1:08:24.
PS3566.A46 A6 x 1975
-
"A Conversation with my Father"
-
"The Long-Distance Runner"
-
"A North-East Playground"
-
Papandreou, Nicholas. Poetry Reading. 8 May 1998.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3566.A6117 A6 1999x
-
Pastan, Linda. Poetry Reading. 29 April 1980. Running Time: 40:52.
PS3566.A775 A6 1980x
- From A Perfect Circle of Sun :
-
Notes from a Delivery Room
-
Writing While My Father Dies
- From The Five Stages of Grief :
-
Funerary Tower: Han Dynasty
-
Self-Portrait at Forty-Four
-
It Is Raining on the House of Anne Frank
-
A Short History of Judaic Thought in the 20th
Century
-
Twenty-Fifth High School Reunion
- From Waiting For My Life :
-
Widow's Walk, Somewhere Inland
-
Helen Bids Farewell to Her Daughter
-
A Middle-Aged Poet Leaves the Movies
-
Papandreou, Nicholas C. Poetry Reading. 8 May, 1999. Forum
Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room, Harvard University. Running Time: 60 min.
PS3566.A6117 A6 1999x
Room use only
-
Pasternak, Boris Poetry Reading. Reading in Russian.Running Time : 44:00.
PG3476.P27 A6 1900zbx
Room use only.
-
Patriotis, Hector. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Margaret Alexious & Maria
Hadjipauldu-Trigeorgis. 14 April 1993. Farnsworth Room. Sponsored
by: George Serferis Chair of Modern Greek Studies. Reading in Greek. Running Time: 43:00.
PA5649.P38 A6 1993x
-
Perkins, David.Lecture: Period Styles in Performing Poetry. 11
April 1991. Forum Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Poetry Room
Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration. Running Time: 44:27.
hum throughout
PN4151.P47 1991x
- Perkins delivers lecture on styles of performing poetry, from eighteenth,
nineteenth, and twentieth centuries.
- Analysis focuses on changes in rhythm, emphasis, scanning, musicality,
pauses, tone, posture, chanting, educational background of poet and audience, and
place of reading.
- Poets quoted as examples are Yeats, Wordsworth, Tennyson, Shelley,
Sheridan, Eliot, Pound, Ginsberg, Sandburg, Auden, Cummings, Williams, and
Lowell.
- 18th century emphasized reading correct number of syllables, elision,
elocution and recitation, and preference for the artificial.
- 19th century emphasized pauses, long vowels, melodious inflections. Poems
were read to escape to beauty, melody, the ideal.
- 20th century sought to return to reality, idealized conversation, made
readings public, lost in emotion what made up in subtlety, New critics influenced
readings by defining poem as spatial form, which promoted slow, reflective,
analytical reading to bring out complex meanings. Deconstructionists thought of a
poem as writing and not speech; found perfomance irrelevant or
misleading.
-
Perkins, David. Lecture: Sympathy for
Nature: Our Romantic Dilemma. 3 November 1994. Forum Room, Lamont.
Sponsored by: Department of English and American Language and Literature and the John
Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Fund. Running Time: 59:30.
DAT copy available
PN56.R7 P47 1994x
- Reading passages from the Odyssey (non-Romantic description of Argos), Ezra
Pound, Dorothy and William Wordsworth, William Blake, Friedrich Holderlin, Gary
Snyder, John Ruskin, Jorie Graham, and Robert Lowell, David Perkins discusses poets'
love of nature and its origin in the Romantic tradition, concluding that this love
indicates man's hatred of himself. He speculates that the nature poem of the future
will succeed if it presents only what is seen.
-
Phillips, Jayne Anne. Prose Reading. Introduction by
Jill McCorkle. 3 March 1995. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Department of English and American Literature and
Language and the Poetry Room. Running Time: 46:00.
PS3566.H479 A6 1995x
- Reading from her novel Shelter.
- Reading from the short story "Alma,"
which predates the novel and was worked into it. Features mother and daughter
dialogues.
- (Last 2 minutes lost. Section ends with (paraphrased): "This was the day I knew I was no longer a child."
-
Phillips, Carl. Poetry Reading. 16 November 1995.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the
Department of English and American Literature and Language and the Poetry
Room. Running Time: 48:40.
PS3566.H476 A6 1995x
- Reading from In the Blood, Cort, and
the forthcoming From the Devotions:
-
The Full Acreage of Mourning
-
As from a Quiver of Arrows
-
Phillips, Carl.Poetry Reading. 14 October 2008.
Sackler Museum, Harvard University. Running Time: 39:23.
PS3566.H476 R43 2008
-
Pinsky, Robert and Winters, Annie. Poetry
Reading. 19 March 1980. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Harvard. Running Time: 55:04.
PS3566.I54 A6 x 1980
- Pinsky Reads
-
"An Explanation of America"
- Winters Reads
-
"Palocello:"
- a.) "The Battle of San Romano"
- c.) "The Last Frescos of San
Miniato"
-
Pinsky, Robert. Poetry Reading. 16 March 1982.
Boylston Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:02:00.
PS3566.I54 A6 x 1982
-
Pinsky, Robert. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Helen
Vendler. 15 February 1989. Forum Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by:
Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 57:36.
PS3566.I54 A6 1989x
- Introduction by Helen Vendler
-
An Old Man : After Cavafy
-
Plath, Sylvia. Poetry Reading. 13 June 1958.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 31:00.
PS3566.L27 A6 x 1958
-
Black Rook in Rainy Weather
-
Mussel Hunter at Rock Harbor
-
On the Plethora of Dryads
-
The Moon was a Fat Woman Once
- 1 On the Difficulty on Conjuring Up a
Dryad
-
Plath, Sylvia. Poetry Reading. 30 October 1962.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3566.L27 A6 1962x
-
Poggioli, Renato. Reading Italian Poetry. No date. Running Time: 12:55.
PQ4208.P75 1950zx
-
"La Primavera Hitleriana" (Eugenio Montale)
(2:41)
-
"Autobiografia in Tempo di Guerra. La Cosa e il suo
Simulacro" (Elio Vittorini) (2:29)
-
"Gli Anni Militari. Parte 2" (Giulliano Gramigna)
(0:41)
-
"Sempre Difficile" (Alberico Sala) (1:01)
-
"Una Risposta" (Salvatore Quasimodo) (1:24)
-
"Conigli Sotto La Luna" (Dino Buzzati) (3:33)
-
"E Ancora in Sogno D'Una Tenda S'Agita" (1:06)
-
Poggioli, Renato. Prof. Renato Poggioli, reading Dante's Divina
Commedia (in Italian). Read by Prof. Renato Poggioli. 19 January
1951. Running Time: Reel 1 - 28:15; Reel 2- 26:02.
PQ4303.P64 1950zx
- Reel 1:
- From "Inferno":
- 1) Canto V, II 25-142 (episodio di Paolo e Francesca) -
8:33;
- 2) Canto X, I 22-123 (episodio di Farinata degli Uberti) -
6:26;
- 3) Canto XXVI, I 76-142 (episodio di Ulisse) - 4:37;
- 4) Canto XXXIII, II 1-90 (episodio del conte Ugolino) -
5:58.
- From "Purgatorio":
- 5) Canto V, II 48-85 (episodio di Jacopo del Cassero, Buonconte di
Montefeltro, ecc) - 2:41.
- Reel 2:
- 1) Canto V (contd from Reel 1), II 55-136 - 3:22;
- 2) Canto VI, II 73-142 (episodio d'Oderisi da Gobbio e di Provenzan
Salvani) - 4:43;
- From "Paradiso":
- 3) Canto XXXI, II 1-142, "La rosa
mistica" - 8:45;
- 4) Canto XXXIII, II 1-142, "Ammirabile
visione" - 9:
-
Ponge, Francis. Interview, in French - la Jigue et la poesie. 8
April 1977. Running Time: 41:00; 31:46.
PQ2631.O643 Z47 1977x
- Other speakers:
- Robert Stier, d'academie Boncourt, poet/historian
- Roger Blanchand, director de TNP
- Philippe Jaccottet, poet/critic
-
Ponsot, Marie. Poetry Reading. 9 October, 2002.
Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University.
PS3531.O49 A6 x 2002
Room use only
-
Porter, Katherine Anne. Poetry Reading.
PR1175.P725 1950zx
Room use only.
- Reel One:
-
Columbus Prayer (Hart
Crane)
-
Woolworth Girl (Hart
Crane)
-
Journey of the Magi; (T.S.
Eliot)
-
La Figlia che Piange (T.S.
Eliot)
-
Revelation (Robert Penn
Warren)
-
Mediterranean (Allen Tate)
-
The Mind is an Enchanting Thing
(Marianne Moore)
-
Bells for John Whiteside's Daughter
(John Crowe Ransom)
-
Advice to a Schoolgirl (John Crowe
Ransom)
-
Winter Remembered(John Crowe
Ransom)
-
Mending Wall (Robert
Frost)
-
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
(Robert Frost)
-
The Pleasure of Merely Circulating
(Wallace Stevens)
- Reel Two:
-
Always Before Your Voice (e.e.
Cummings)
-
A Tale and Men Love
Wholly Beyond Wisdom (Louise Bogan)
-
Notes Towards A Supreme Fiction : Dedication
(Wallace Stevens)
-
I Saw in Louisiana a Live Oak Growing, A Noiseless Patient Spider, Poets to Come, and I Hear it Was Charged Against Me (Walt Whitman)
-
Poem 435 ["Much Madness is divinest Sense"]
(Emily Dickinson)
-
Poem 260 ["Read, Sweet, how others strove"]
(Emily Dickinson)
-
Poem 321 ["Of all the Sounds despatched
abroad"] (Emily Dickinson)
-
Poem 579 ["I had been hungry, all the Years"]
(Emily Dickinson)
-
For a Dead Lady (Edwin Arlington
Robinson)
- Reel Three:
-
Every Earthly Creature (John Malcolm
Brinnin)
-
The Venetian Blind and Hope (poem is read twice) (Randall
Jarrell)
-
The Crossed Apple, Henceforth From the Mind, and Variation on a Sentence (Louise
Bogan)
-
The Song of Thyrsis (Philip
Freneau)
-
Give All to Love (Ralph Waldo
Emerson)
-
To Helen (Edgar Allan Poe)
-
O Lament (Herman Melville)
-
Many Red Devils Ran from My Heart, I Saw a Man Pursuing the Horizon, and War is Kind (Stephen Crane)
- Untitled ["Be still. The hanging gardens were a dream"]
(Trumbull Stickney)
-
Bearded Oaks (Robert Penn
Warren)
-
Monologue at Midnight Robert Penn Warren
- Reel Four:
-
For a Friend Who Thinks Himself Urbane
(Robert Penn Warren)
-
Afternoon of a Pawnbroker (Kenneth
Fearing)
-
Escapist Song (Theodore
Spencer)
-
Weapons (Gertrude
Clayton)
-
The Way it Ends, The Boy, and After
Being Discharged (Howard Griffin)
-
Not Now, For my Son's Sake (Alastair
Reid)
-
Sestina, Cancion Y Glosa, andSong With the Eyes Closed (W.S. Merwin)
-
Pound, Ezra. Reading Selections from His Poems. Recorded 17 May
1939. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 27:00; 20:00.
PS3531.O82 A6 1900zx
- From Homage to Sextus Propertius"When, when, and whenever death closes our
eyelids..."
- Canto XLV "With Usura/ With usura hath no man
a house of good stone..."
- Canto XXX "Compleynt, compleynt I hearde upon
a day,/ Artemis singing..." (incomplete)
-
Cantico del sole"The thought of what America would be like if the
classics..."
- From Hugh Selwyn MauberlyE.P. Ode pour I'election de son sepulchre .
- I. "For three years, out of key with his
time..."
- II. "The age demanded an image..."
- IV. "There fought in any case...."
- V. "There died a myriad..."
- From Mauberly, "Turned from the
'eau-forte/Par Jacqemart'/To the strait head/of Messalina..."
- From Envoi , "Go, dumb-born book..."
- Canto XVII "So that the vines burst from my
fingers...."
- Selections from The Seafarer"May I, for my own self, song's truth reckon,/Journey's
jargon..."
- Canto LVI "This coin was too heavy for
transport..."
-
Pound, Ezra. Poetry Reading. 17 May 1939. Running Time: 26:42.
Same as Poetry Audio MT PS3531.O82 A6 1900zx, only in different order?
PS3531.O82 A6 1939cx (formerly MT D867.5-9)
- Selections from Hugh Selwyn Mauberly , E.P. Ode Pour L'Election . To listen, click here.
- II. "The age demanded...."
- V. "There died a myriad...."
- From Homage to Sextus Propertius
-
Pound, Ezra. Reading from Inferno.
Canto XV , by Dante Alighieri, in English. 27 Sept.
1964. Recorded at Sant'Ambrogio di Rapalio, Italy.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PQ4315.25 P15 1964x
Phonodisc available, room use only.
On deposit at Woodberry Poetry Room.
Scope and Content: Translated by Robert Lowell.
-
Powell, D.A. (Douglas A.). Poetry Reading. 15, November,
2001. Edison and Newman Room, Houghton Library, Harvard College Library.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Powell, D.A. (Douglas A.). Poetry Reading. 4 April 2007.
Barker Center, Thompson Room, Harvard University.
PS3566.O828 R43 2007
Room use only
-
Pratt, E.J. Poetry Reading. 1949. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- 1) P-1124/1125
- 2) P-1126/1127
- Disc One:
-
The Shark and other poems
-
Price, Reynolds. Reading from his autobiography Clear Pictures. Introduction by William
Alfred. 24 April 1989. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 1:03:09.
PS3566.R54 A6 1989x
- Introduction by William Alfred (3:20)
- Prefatory remarks by Reynolds Price (3:49)
-
Prigov, Dmitri. Poetry Reading, in Russian and English. 9 May
1994. Sponsored by: Slavic Department, Harvard
University. Running Time: 90:00.
PG3485.3.R36 A6 1994x
- Question and answer sessions with students in English interspersed with
readings of poetry and songs in Russian.
-
Pulsifier, Harold Trowbridge. Poetry Reading. 1945.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
P-1114/P-1115
-
Series: R
-
Raine, Kathleen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by I.A.
Richards. 10 January 1952. Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Morris Gray Lecture Series
PR6035.A37 A6 x 1952
-
Raine, Kathleen. Poetry Reading, Collected Poems. 7 December 1954. Running Time: 12:27.
PR6035.A3 A6 x 1954
-
Raine, Kathleen. Poetry Reading of Contemporary Poets Reading
their Own Poems. 5 April 1965. Co-sponsored by: British
Council and Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 22:24.
PR6035.A37 A6 x 1965
- Three poems written in Italy:
-
Raine, Kathleen. Lecture of The Poet
Speaks : Kathleen Rain Talks to Hilary Morrish by Kathleen
Raine and Hilary Morrish. 5 April 1965.
British Council, London. Sponsored by: British Council, London. Running Time: 16:28.
PR6035.A37 Z766 x 1965
-
Rathbone, Basil. Basil Rathbone reads Shakespeare, Poe, Dylan
Thomas, Robert Browning, and Ben Johnson. 24 April 1963. Forum Room. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Running Time: 37:57.
PR1109.R38 1963x
-
Romeo and Juliet death speech
- Shakespeares Sonnets #18, #117
- Dylan ThomasThe Hand That Signed the Paper
- Robert BrowningEvelyn Hope
- Ben Jonson"Have you been by the..."
-
Rector, Liam and Rosanna Warren. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 6 April 1995.
Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the John Lincoln
Sweeney Memorial Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 56:00.
PS3568.E29 A6 1995x
- Liam Rector reading from American
Prodigal and new work:
-
Devoid of Ornament or Rhetoric of Any Kind
-
We Should Not Let Munich Slip Away
- Rosanna Warren reads her original peotry and translations from
the Roman and Greek:
- Poetry Reading (from The Aeneid, Book
6)
- From Suppliant Women By Euripides:
Chorus of Mothers: "Tears only remain and useless momentos of my son..."
- From Each Leaf Shines Seperate:
Funerary Portraits
- From Stained Glass: The Cost
- From Stained Glass: The Broken Pot
-
Reed, Ishmael. Poetry Reading. 19 April 1979.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 60:00.
PS3568.E365 A6 1979x
- Reed reads prose and poetry:
- Chapter 3 from his novel Flight to
Canada, a parody on the slave's narrative.
-
The Author Reflects on His 35th Birthday
-
The Return of Julian the Imposter of Rome
-
Reynolds, Tim. Poetry Reading. 25 July 1963. Running Time: 30:09.
PS3568.E9 A6 1963x
-
Difficulties of a Birdhousae Builder
-
To a Tree that Damn Near Killed Him
-
The First Sorrow of Joseph
-
Reality at Gades (published as Epiphany at Gades )
-
Reynolds, Tim. Poetry Reading. 17 March 1976.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3568.E9 A6 x 1976
-
Rich, Adrienne. Poetry Reading. 14 February 1952. Running Time: Reel One: 28:14 / Reel Two: 14:48 / Total: 43:02.
PS3535.I233 A6 x 1952
- Reel One:
-
For the Felling of an Elm in Harvard Yard
-
For the Conjunction of Two Planets
- Reel Two:
-
The Perennial Answer (continued)
-
Annotation for an Epitaph
-
Rich, Adrienne. Poetry Reading. 30 January 1959.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3535.I233 A6 x 1959
- Reel Two:
- Poems fromA Change of World and
The Diamond Cutters
-
Rich, Adrienne. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Professor I.A. Richards. 12 December 1963.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: Reel One: 30:00 / Reel Two: 21:00 / Total: 51:00.
PS3535.I233 A6 x 1963
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
- Introduction by Professor I.A. Richards
- Comments by poet and dedication to Dr. Richards
-
Double Monologue (read twice)
-
Prospective Immigrants: Please Note
-
Thirty-Three (an autobiographical poem)
- Comments by poet concerning a feeling popularly perceived as
superficial: happiness, Difficult Ordinary
Happiness
-
Rich, Adrienne. Poetry Reading. 3 June 1983.
Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 80:
PS3535.I233 A6 x 1983
- Selections from Natural Birth
(Toi Derricotte)
- Selections from The Woman Who Owned the
Shadows (Paul Gunn Allen) and Shaking She Speaks this Time
- Contexts from Keeper of the Accounts
(Irena Klepfisz)
-
The Woman Hanging from the Thirteenth Floor from
She Had Some Horses (Joy
Harjo)
-
Rivard, David. Poetry Reading. 10 December 1996.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 54:40.
PS3568.I8285 A6 1996x
- From new work, Bewitched Playground )
-
Roethke, Theodore. Poetry Reading. 1948. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
-
Różewicz, Tadeusz. Poetry Reading. Between 1950and
1969?
Reading in Polish.
PG7158.R63A6 1950zx
-
Ballada o karabinie (Ballad of a Rifle)
-
Ballada o karabinie
(continued)
-
Krzyczałem w nocy (I Cried in the Night)
-
Wiesz kim jestem? (Do You Know Who I Am?)
-
Domek zmarłych (Little House for the Dead)
-
Zdjęcie ciężaru (Removal of the Burden)
-
Nie mam odwagi (I Have No Courage)
-
Niejasny wiersz (Unclear Poem)
-
List do ludożerców (Letter to Cannibals)
-
Nienasycony (Unsatisfied)
-
Białe groszki (White Spots)
-
Rzecz - zdarzenie (A Thing - Event)
-
Matka powieszonych (Mother of Hanged Man)
-
Uczeń czarnoksiężnika (Disciple of Sorcerer)
-
W środku życia (In the Midst of Life)
-
Rukeyser, Muriel. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium. Running Time: 5:00
PS3535.U4 A6 x 1900z
Click to listen to audio file
-
Letter to the Front: Sections 1, 3, and 10
-
Rukeyser, Muriel. Poetry Reading. 26 April 1979.
Boylston Hall Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PS3535.U4 A6 x 1979
Click to listen to audio file
-
A Street Corner in New York
-
Martin Luther King Malcom X
-
Rumaker, Michael. Poetry Reading. 14 October 1976.
Woodberry Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: Reel One: 29:04 / Reel Two: 33:18 / Total 1:02:22.
PS3568.U43 A6 x 1976
- Reel Two:
-
Yet Another Poem Addressed to Walt Whitman
-
Carson McCullers, 2/19/17 - 9/29/67
-
The Fairies Are Dancing All Over the World
-
Ryan, Michael. Poetry Reading. 10 January 1975. Running Time: 22:40.
PS3568.Y39 A6 x 1975
- From Threats Instead of Trees:
-
A Quick Day in the Country
-
Series: S
-
Sadoff, Ira. Poetry Reading. 8 November 1978. Running Time: 36:09.
PS3569.A26 A6 x 1978
- Reel One:
-
Love Poem for Imperialists
-
The Ancestors and What They Left
- Reel Two:
-
The Execution of the Rosenbergs
-
Depression Beginning in 1956
-
Landscape With a Passing Train
-
Šalamun, Tomaž. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 4 October 1988. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Reading in Slovene and English. Running Time: 48:46.
PG1919.29.A5 A6 1988x
Click to listen to audio file
- ["One must cook well..."]
-
Sand (read in Slovene then English)
- ["You're taking the piece of iron, right?"]
- ["Whoever is truly cast in pure love..."]
-
Sandburg, Carl. Morris Gray Reading. Introduction by
Howard Mumford Jones. 18 October 1950. Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: Reel One: 28:00 / Reel Two: 31:00 / Reel Three: 28:00/ Total:
87:00.
PS3537.A618 A6 x 1950
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Howard Mumford Jones
- Reel Two:
- Remarks by Sandburg (continued)
- Poems: An Open Letter to the Poet Archibald
MacLeish who has forsaken his Massachusetts farm to make propaganda for freedom
(1940)
- Reel Three:
- Poems
-
Worms and the Wind (continued)
-
Francois Villon Forgotten
-
Anywhere-Everywhere People
-
Bright Conversation with St. X (Saint
Exopery)
-
Sargent, Daniel. Poetry Reading. 9 October 1962. Running Time: 29:33.
PS3537.A8 A6 x 1962
-
The Song of the Three Children
-
Sarton, May;John Holmes and , Richard Eberhart Poetry
Reading, Poet's Church. 26 March 1951. Sponsored by: Poetry
Room. Running Time: Reel One: / Reel Two: / Total:
PS3537.A832 A6 x 1951
-
Sarton, May. Poetry Reading. Sponsored by: Harvard
Vocarium.
P-1066/1067
-
Afternoon on Washington Street, from Men Who Died
Deluded
-
Sarton, May. Poetry Reading. 10 October 1962.
Poetry Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: Reel One: 22:06 / Reel Two: 20:47 / Total: 42:53.
PS3537.A832 A6 1962x
- Reel One: (Poet has plan for reading which she calls "Influence and
Direction")
-
A Celebration for George Sarton
- Reel Two:
-
The Frog, that Naked Creature
-
Reflections by Fire: On Moving Into An Old House in New
Hampshire
-
Good Times on Writing Poetry
-
Sassoon, Siegfreid. Selection of poem from Sequences and prose
passages from The Old Country. 19? Fassett Recording Studio, Boston MA. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room.
PR6037.A86 S42 x 1900z
-
Sassoon, Siegfreid. Poetry Reading. 15 January 1961. Running Time: 35:22.
PR6037.A86 Z5 x 1900z
- Sassoon talks about his early life.
-
To One that Was With Me in the War
-
Savidis, George. Talks on Epic Poetry in Greek. 8 December
1978.
PN56.E65 S38 x 1978
-
Schechter, Ruth Lisa. Poetry Reading. 24 October 1969. Running Time: 35:04.
PS3569.C478 A6 1969x
- From Near the Wall of Lion Shadows:
-
On the Grass of Parnassus
-
I See You in a Winter Mirror
-
Near the Wall of Lion Shadows
-
Schwartz, Lloyd. Poetry Reading. 14 June 1974.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: 30:00.
PS3569.C5667 A6 x 1974
- Selections from his book Self
Portraits:
-
On The Recent Deaths of His Friend Colonna and His Lady
Laura (from Petrarch)
-
Self Portrait for Ralph Hamilton
-
Scott, Peter Dale. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1993. Forum
Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss Lamont Fund
for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 66:00.
PR9199.3.S364 A6 1993x
- Scott reads excerpts of poems from Coming to
Jakarta:
-
"There are three desks in my office..."
-
"...did I/ nearly drown once yes/ it was the
summer...."
-
"Not that one could imagine/ at this lake and its
village...."
-
"What I remembered as a child/ was the green
country...."
-
"I am writing this poem/ about the 1965 massacre/ of
Indonesians by Indonesians..."
-
"...'a challenge of major proportions'/in which the
CIA's clients..."
-
"To have learnt from terror/ to see oneself/ as part of
the enemy..."
-
"After my father's biographer/ has visited I have/ this
dream..."
-
"Strictly speaking/ the ony multinational financier/ I
ever knew was Raleigh..."
-
"The Radja had expected/ his palace to be attacked/ by
the south side..."
-
"When after the dinners/ in the expensive East Side
restaurants..."
- From Listening to the Candle:
- For My Daughter Cassie, "Rush home for
dinner/ between a poetry reading /and a lecture for peace..."
- Question and Answer session
-
Scott, Winfield Townley. Poetry Reading. 1944.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
P-1090/1091
- Four sonnets from an unpublished sequence (i.e., from To Marry Strangers)
-
Seferis, George. Poetry Reading. 14 and 25 August 1952.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.Reading in Greek. Running Time: 49:00.
PA5610.S36 A6 x 1952
- Reel One: August 14, 1952 Recording
-
Mythistorema: A Bottle in the Sea
-
Mythistorema: And the Name is
Orestes
-
Mythistorema:"Here end the works of the
sea"
- Reel Two: August 25, 1952 Recording
-
Matthias Pascales Among the Roses
-
In the Matter of George Seferis
-
Stratis the Mariner Among the Agrapanthus
-
Seferis, George. Poetry Reading. 25 March 1960.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.Reading in Greek.
PA5610.S36 A6 1960x
-
Seferis, George. Poetry Reading. 15 November 1968.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PA5610.S36 A6 1968x
-
Senghor, Lold Sr. Poetry Reading. 1 November 1961.
Boylston Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PQ3989.S47 A6 1961x
-
Shapiro, David. Poetry Reading. 14 November 1976.
Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 60:00.
No call number
-
Ode dedicated to Frank O'Hara
-
The Apparition of Cool Relations
-
About a Farmer Who Was Just a Little Boy (this
poem was taken down word for word from a four-year-old girl)
-
Once Upon a Time There Was a Smiling Paula" (this
poem was taken down word for word from a ten-year-old boy)
-
About This Course(selections)
- Part three and other selections from The
Devil's Choice Sonata
-
Shaw, Robert. Poetry Reading. 14 October 1971.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 45:00.
PS3569.H3845 A6 x 1971
-
In Memory of Theodore Roethke
-
A Letter from Behind the Lines
-
Shelley, Percy B.Ode to the West Wind. Poetry Reading by
I.A. Richards. 23 October 1952. Running Time: 18:00.
PR5422.O32 x 1952
- I.A. Richards reads Percy B. Shelley's Ode to the West Wind
-
Silkin, Jon. Poetry Reading. 8 October 1976.
Poetry Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 57:00.
PR6037.I5 A6 x 1976
- From The Peaceable Kingdom
-
"The three birds who are saints...
- From The Little Time Keeper
-
The Excellence of an Animal
-
Simic, Charles. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 18 February 1976. Hilles Library, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 45:57.
PS3569.I4725 A6 x 1976
- Introduction by Stratis Haviaras (1:53)
- Simic Reads New, Recent, Unpublished Material
-
The Message is Confined to the Species
-
Invention of the Invisible
-
Simic, Charles. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Toma
Tasovac. 2 May 1996. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Yugoslav Cultural Club. Running Time: 47:40.
PS3569.I4725 A6 1996x
- Simic begins reading his English translations from various anthologies of
Serbian (or Yugoslavian) poetry published by Graywolf Press, Ecco, and The
Greenfield Press:
- By Slavko Mihalic:
-
Master, Blow Out the Candle;
-
A Feast Full of Expectations;
- By Nina Zivancevic:
-
A Poem with Guilt in the Title;
- By Aleksandar Ristovic:
-
About Debt and Other; Things;
- Simic then reads his own work, first older poems, then newer ones from a
manuscript to be published in the fall:
-
Baby Pictures of Famous Dictators
-
Madonnas Touched Up with a Go-tee
-
Simon, John. Poetry Reading. 9 April 1970. Running Time: 25:14.
PS3569.I4812 A6 x 1970
-
The Death of Poetry, Poetry Is Dead
-
"Intimidation of Immortality"
-
My Month is a Dead, Dead Rose
-
There's violence in fingers ...
-
Crazy, death, so lazy ...
-
The Other Side of This Poem
-
Simpson, Louis. Poetry Reading. 8 April 1957. Running Time: 20:00.
PS3537.I75 A6 x 1957
-
The True Weather for Women
-
A Woman Too Well Remembered
-
The Man Who Married Magdalene
-
I Dreamed that in a City Dark as Paris
-
Simpson, Louis. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Seamus
Heaney. 8 March 1988. Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:06:41.
PS3537.I75 A6 x 1988b
- Introduction by Seamus Heaney (6:16)
-
Sleigh, Tom. Poetry Reading. 3 April 1996. Forum
Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the John Lincoln
Sweeney Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 50:00.
PS3569.L36 A6 1996x
- From new and published work ( The Chain
):
-
Smith, Michael. Poetry Reading. 6 October 1970.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 30:00.
PS3569.M53783 A6 1970x
- -Michael Smith begins by reading poems from his book, With The Woodlands
-
He fought death it is true...
-
The long lane of black timber...
-
The butcher carried the cow's skinned head...
-
The great snake with the dragon head...
- Poem written for Jack Sweeney, Somewhere in
Clare...
-
Long Lane, one of Dublin's back streets...
-
"Since you're now dead..."
- -The second group of poems was written in 1969, one year before this
reading, and many of them were composed in the wake of his mother's
death.
-
"The desolate rythm of dying...";
-
"Through no imperial port holes...";
-
"There is something white and still..."
-
"All things would speak to me...";
-
"Too soon put up for the wind...";
-
"There is one never seen behind that
window...";
-
"It was, the neighbors say, a considerable time
ago...";
-
"Where the copper grass rises high as the sky
roof...";
-
"Ghost come and speak with me...";
-
"The linnet on the orchard tree was green...";
-
"Here th walls breath to the imaginations warm
reception...";
-
"When he died it was still summer...";
- 21. "Blond hair at the edge of the
pavement...";
- 22. "The long Wednesday...";
- 23. "Finding no ghosts we must invent our
own...";
- 24. "Beneath the table the naked
boards...";
- 25. "Now the night prowls around my heart
like a great feline...";
- 26. "Small things like the turning of a
key..."
- -In the third section Smith reads poems from his book, Times and Location:
- 27. "Always the old houses were falling into
dust...";
- 28. At the appointed hour they
came...";
- 29. "An instant comic opera...";;
- 30. "It was the time of the big
races...";
- 31. "Buckle of belt or large top coat
button...";
- 32. "He these are dark things to speak of in
a town like this...."
-
Smith, Stevie. Poetry Reading. 31 December 1968.
PR6037.M43 A6 x 1960z
Room use only.
-
Smith, Stevie. Poetry Reading. 12 June 1961.
Co-sponsored by : British Council and Woodberry Poetry
Room.Running Time : 30:00.
PR6037.M43 A6 x 1961
Room use only.
-
Smith, Sydney Goodsir. Poetry Reading. 22 July 1968.
England. Sponsored by: British Council and the Woodberry Poetry
Room.
Needs to be remastered. Fragile! We were afraid to listen to this (8/95).
PR6037.M58 A6 1968x (formerly MT T847.7, 1-2?)
- Under the Eildon Tree, Elegies 1-14
- British Council recording; no. 1452 (?)
-
Snodgrass, W. D. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Professor William Alfred. 24 March 1961. Sever
Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: Reel One: 33:54 / Reel Two: 36:17 / Total: 1:10:11.
PS3537.N32 A6 1961x
- Reel One:
- Introduction by Professor William Alfred (1:03)
- Snodgrass Reads:
- Comments explaining first, condensed poem, mainly by its terminology:
"The Marsh"
- Comments regarding the rituals of preparation in a hospital: "The Operation"
- Reel Two:
- Comments about teaching Freshman English at Cornell University: "The Campus on the Hill"
- Comments about Graduate Year in Iowa: "April
Inventory"
- Explains following series of poems entitled "Heart's Needle," which he dedicates to his daughter. Ninth poem in the
cycle is: "I get numb and go in..."
- Comments about flood in Hometown, PA: "Flash
Flood"
-
Snodgrass, W.D. Poetry Reading. 6 November 1970. Running Time: Reel One: 52:29 / Reel Two: 37:10 / Total: 1:29:39.
PS3537.N32 A6 x 1970
- Reel One:
- Matisse: "The Red Studio"
- Vuillard: "The Mother and Sister of the
Artist"
- Reel Two:
- Manet: "The Execution of the Emperor
Maximillian"
- Van Gogh: "The Starry Night"
-
Snyder, Gary. Poetry Reading. 28 April 1976.
Cinema, Hilles Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 58:
PS3569.N88 A6 x 1976
Room use only.
-
Revolution in the Revolution in the Revolution
-
For Lew Welch in Snowfall
-
Sontag, Susan. Fiction Reading. 28 November 1978.
Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 64:37.
PS3569.O6547 A6 x 1978
- Sontag reads the following short stories:
-
Sotiropoulou, Ersie. Fiction Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 9 December 1996. Farnsworth Room, Lamont
Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room & Greek
Studies.Reading in Greek and English.
PA5630.O85 A6 1996x
- Read by Ersie in Greek, then in English:
- Preamble to her novel, Vacation Without a
Single Corpse.
- Read in English by Kevin McGrath (but written by
Ersie): "Kidneys with Mustard Sauce"
- Read by Ersie in Greek, then in English: "White
Nights at the Vatican" (from The Sour
Camel )
-
Spark, Debra and Birkerts, Sven. Prose
Reading. 12 December 1994. Farnsworth Room. Sponsored by: Under the auspices
of the Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 55:10.
PS3569.P358 C62 1994x
- Debra Spark reads from her novel, Coconuts for the Saint.
- Sven Birkerts reads from his book, The
Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age;
- from The Paper Chase; A Writer
-
Spender, Stephen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Professor Levin. 18 November 1976. Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Harvard Advocate. Running Time: 55:00.
PR6037.P47 A6 1976x
- Spender begins by reading poetry about poetry or about writing
poetry:
-
Subject, Object, Sentence
-
On the Photograph of a Friend Dead
- Poems written in the 1930s:
-
An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum
-
The Final Argument of Kings
-
She was, my father said in an aside... (first
line)
-
Cyril Connelly November, 1974
-
Late Stravinsky Listening to Late Beethoven
-
One More New Botched Beginning
-
Spivack, Kathleen. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Gerald Fitzgerald. 21 July 1965. Lamont Forum Room, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Summer School Reading Program. Running Time: Reel One 47:40 / Reel Two 20:05.
PS3569.P56 A6 x 1965
-
Spivack, Kathleen. Poetry Reading. 7 March 1974. Running Time: Reel One 27:55 / Reel Two 10:31.
PS3569.P56 A6 x 1974
- Spivack will be reading from her book Flying
Inland , published by Doubleday & Co. in October, 1973. She gives
the dates in which some of her poems were finished.
-
Not Even the Smallest, the Most Tender (1960)
-
But You My Darling Should Have Married the
Prince (1964)
-
Fat-lipped, You Formless (mid-1960s)
-
Flying Inland (mid-1960s)
-
A Child's Visit to the Biology Lab
-
Spencer, Theodore. Poetry reading. 1941. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- 1) P-1028/1029
- 2) P-1030/1031
- 3) P-1032/P-1033; matrix no. H.F.S. 1441/1442
- Disc Two:
-
The 13th, the 19th, the 20th Centuries
-
A Lesson in Natural History
- Disc Three:
-
Versions of the Same Thing
-
Spender, Stephen. Poetry Reading. 1948. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- Disc One:
- Poems from Ruins & Visions :
- Poems from Dedication :
-
The Room above the Square
-
Stafford, William. Poetry Reading. 1979. Boylston Audio Studio,
Boston. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 30:00.
PS3537.T143 A6 x 1979b
- From Stories That Could Be True, New and
Collected Poems
-
A Little Girl by the Fence at School
-
With Kit, Age 7, at the Beach
-
One of the Many Dreams of Childhood
-
With Neighbors One Afternoon
-
Religion Back Home, Parts i-iv
-
A Gesture Toward an Unfound Renaissance
-
A Story that Could Be True
-
Monuments for a Friendly Girl at a Tenth Grade
Party
-
Standing, Sue and Bruce Smith. Poetry
Reading. 24 March 1994. Forum Room, Lamont Library. Sponsored by: Under
the auspices of the Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 53:00.
Double Reading
PS3569.T33153 A6 1994x
- Sue Standing, reading largely from unpublished works
- Prefatory poem: from Summer Solstice
by Seferis;
-
From the Far Away Near By
-
Waterlillies in the Muddy River
-
Novitiate, Karnak (France)
-
St. Francis in Ecstacy (after Bellini)
-
Poem with the word fuck in it
- Bruce Smith, reading from Mercy
Seat:
-
Self Portrait as Ornet Coleman
-
Stead, Dom Julian.The Exsultet. Read by Dom Julian
Stead. 24 June 1968. Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Harvard University. Reading in Latin. Running Time: 14:51.
BX2045.E96 1958x
-
Stevens, Wallace. Reading. 1950, (?). Running Time: 29:00.
PS3537.T4753 A6 1950zx
Room use only.
-
Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction (selections)
-
It Must Change (Nos. 1-10)
-
To the One of Fictive Music
-
Stevens, Wallace. Poetry Reading. 8 October 1954.
Trans-Radio Studio Recording. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 40:58.
PS3537.T4753 A6 x 1954
Room use only.
-
An Ordinary Evening in New Haven
-
This Solitude of Cataracts
-
The Poem that Took the Place of a Mountain
-
Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour
-
To the One of Fictive Music
-
Stevens, Wallace. Poetry Reading. 8 October 1954.
Trans-Radio Studio Recording. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: Reel One: 49:20 / Reel Two: 41:32 / Total: 1:30:52.
PS3537.T4753 A6 x 1954b
- Reel One: Click to listen to audio file
-
This Solitude of Cataracts
-
The Poem that Took the Place of a Mountain
-
Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour
-
To the One of Fictive Music
-
Not Ideas About the Thing, but the Thing Itself
-
The Auroras of Autumn (Parts I-V)
-
Stevens, Wallace."The Auroras of Autumn" 8 October. 1954.
Trans-Radio Studio Recording. Sponsered by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 23:
PS3537.T4753 A852 x 1954
-
Stone, Ruth. Poetry Reading. 1 March 1947.
Sponsored by: Harvard Film Service, Harvard University. Running Time: 10:00.
PR REM from Harvard Film Service Disc, no. 3077, 78 rpm.
PS3537.T6817 A6 1947x (formerly D 868.8-1)
- Part 1:
-
These Salubrious Offerings
- Part 2:
-
The Easy Lady and the Defiant Heart
-
Stone, Ruth. Poetry Reading. 31 October 1955.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 38:00.
PR REM 10/95 from two 10" reels, full track, 15 ips. Transradio phonodisc also
available.
PS3537.T6817 A6 1900x (formerly D 868.8-2)
- Part 1:
-
For a Postcard of My Mother at the Beach
-
Confusion in the Occident
-
Strand, Mark. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Stratis
Haviaras. 5 November 1995. Room 210, Emerson Hall, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Soci Imaginaire and the
Corliss Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 42:38.
PS3569.T69 A6 1995x
- Reading published and unpublished works:
-
Dark Harbor
-
O you can make fun of the splendors of moon
light,/....
-
If dawn breaks the heart, and the moon is a
horror,/....
-
It is a dreadful cry that rises up/....
-
A long time has passed and yet it seems/....
-
It is true, as someone has said, that in/....
-
Is it you standing among the olive trees/....
- New poems:
-
Our Masterpiece is the Private Life
-
A Suite of Appearances, 1-6
-
A Season Just Around the Bend
-
Stuart, Dabney. Poetry Reading. 13 August 1962.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
Script to accompany this reading can be found at Poetryst PS3569.T8 F325 1962x.
PS3569.T8 F325 1962x (formerly MT D868.8-12)
Scope and Content: (Edited February 1963 by SBF)
- Dabney Stuart reading selections of his work:
- Selections from Fair a poem in parts;
- Selections from The Patterns of
Research:
-
Sweeney, Matthew. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
Stratis Haviaras. 24 April 1996. Farnsworth Room, Lamont
Library. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the John Lincoln Sweeney Fund
for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 55:00.
PR6069.W37 A6 1996x
- From published books- Blue Shoes,The Blue Taps,Cacti,Fatso in the Red Suit,The Flying Spring Onion -and an unfinished
manuscript, The Bridal Suite:
-
Swensen, Cole. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Jorie
Graham. 7, April, 2002. Forum Room, Lamont Library, Harvard College
Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3569.W384 A6 2002x
Room use only
-
Series: T
-
Talvet, J. Poetry Reading. 2 August 1995.
Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.Reading in Estonian and English. Running Time: 39:00.
PH666.3.A43 A24 1995x
- Biographical introduction by H. L. Hix
- Talvet reads poems in Estonian, Hix reads English translation.
- From sed (1981)
-
Please Draw That Boundary;
- Pealkirjata "Oma kma luban pilvele"
(39),
- Untitled "1 permit my hand a cloud";
- Pealkirjata "Lumi karge lumi" (40),
- Untitled "Snow fresh snow";
- Pealkirjata "Roos ja sinilill" (43),
- Untitled "Rose anemone and violet";
- Pealkirjata "Vd oled mult k (48),
- Untitled "You have taken everything from
me";
- From Ambur ja karje (1986)
- From Hinge kulg ja kliima sed (1990)
-
Passi kaotamise puhul (44),
- New poems
-
Sul on luba uskuda me, mis sulle meeldivad
-
Believe What Signs You Like
-
The Raven (Edgar Allan Poe)
-
Sonnets at Christmas, 1934
-
More Sonnets at Christmas, ten years later
-
Winter Mask to the Memory of W.B. Yeats
-
Tate, Allen. Poetry Reading. 12 October 1971.
Boylston Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: 53:52.
PS3539.A74 A6 x 1971
Click to listen to audio file
-
Journey of the Magi (T.S. Eliot)
-
The Equilbrist (John Crowe Ransom)
-
Horation epode to the Duchess of Malfi
-
Tate, Allen. Poetry Reading. 21 March 1963.
Boylston Hall. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 32:00.
Given with Isabella (Stewart) Gardner. PR REM 5/96 from the Fassett disc, 33.3
rpm.
MT/ Poetry Disc PS3539.A74 A6 1963x (formerly D 868.9-5)
- Allen Tate reads unpublished poems:
-
Two short pieces of verse:
-
Jefferson had many charms....
-
Tate, James. Poetry Reading. 2 August 1966.
Fassett Recording Studio. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 35:24.
PS3570.A8 A6 1966x
-
Coming Down Cleveland Avenue
-
For Mother on Father's Day
-
In A Town for Which I Know No Name
-
The Butcher With Nothing But Bones
-
Success Comes to Cow Creek
-
Why I Will Not Get Out of Bed
-
Intimidations of an Autobiography
-
Self-Portrait with Demons
-
Closing the Chamber Doors
-
The Loveliest Woman in Altoona, Iowa
-
Stopping by the Bridge on a Snowy Evening
-
Still Movement in Reflection
-
The Arsonist as Benefactor
-
Tragedy Comes to the Bad Lands
-
Tate, James. Poetry Reading. 8 February 1971.
Fassett Recording Studio. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 41:18.
PS3570.A8 A6 1971x
-
Rape in the Engineering Building
-
The Coming Out of Ourselves Party
-
It's Not the Heat So Much as the Humidity
-
The Eagle Exterminating Company
-
Failed Tribute to the Stonemason for Tor House, Robinson
Jeffers
-
"The Buddhists Have the Ballfield"
-
"Man With Wooden Leg Escapes Prison"
-
Apology for Eating Geoffrey Movius's Hyacinth
-
I Take Back All My Kisses
-
Tate, James and Charles Simic. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 15 December 1983.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 1:07:09.
PS3569.I4725 A6 x 1983
- Reading by James Tate:
-
Land of Little Sticks, 1945
-
If It Would All Please Hurry
- Reading by Charles Simic:
-
My Weariness of Epic Proportions
-
Muttering Perhaps, or Humming
-
Against Whatever It Is That's Encroaching
-
"Diligence soley what concerns love ..."
-
Madonnas Touched Up With Goatees
-
Promises of Leniency and Forgiveness
-
Thomas, Dylan. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lecture
Series. 7 March 1952. Recorded for Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 28:50 / Reel Two: 20:31 / Total: 49:21.
PR1226.T56x 1952
- Reel One:
- Opening Remarks by Dylan Thomas
-
John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs. Mary Moore
(W.B. Yeats)
-
A Dialogue of Self and Soul (W.B.
Yeats)
-
Prayer Before Birth (Louis
MacNeice)
-
The Flying Bum (William
Plomer)
- Reel Two:
-
Naming of Parts (Henry
Reed)
-
Chard Whitlow (Henry
Reed)
-
The Hunchback in the Park
-
The Unknown Citizen (W.H.
Auden)
-
As I Walked Out One Evening (W.H.
Auden)
-
A Refusal to Mourn the Death by Fire of a Child in
London
-
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night
-
Thomas, Dylan. Poetry Reading. 2 March 1950 Running Time: Reel 1: 22:01 / Reel Two: 16:46 / Total: 40:16.
From Telavix disc 4793-B
PR6039.H52 A6 x 1900z
- Reel One:
-
4 Poems of Thomas Hardy:
-
"The choire master's burial"
-
This Side of the Truth (by Thomas)
-
More Poems by Thomas
-
Among those killed in the dawn raid there was a man
aged a hundred
-
And death shall have no dominion
- Reel Two: More Poems by Thomas:
-
A refusal to mourn the death by fire of a child in
London
-
The marriage of a virgin (repeated, second
reading )
-
Ceremony after a fare raid
-
Thomas, Dylan. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lecture
Series. 11 May 1953.Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
PR6039.H52 A6 x 1953
Room use only.
- Reel One:
- Remarks on American Lecture Circuit
-
The Liberty (Louis
MacNeice)
-
The Little Brother (James
Reeves)
-
Raftery's Dialogue with the Whiskey
(Padraic Fallon)
-
Garden Party (Hilaire
Belloc)
-
Midnight (James
Stephens)
-
He Thinks of His Past Greatness (W.B.
Yeats)
-
The Unfortunate Miss Bailey
-
The Unknown Bird (Edward
Thomas)
-
Master and Boatswain's Song (W.H.
Auden)
-
Counting the Beats (Robert
Graves)
-
The Bards (Walter de la
Mare)
-
The Arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan Hotel
(John Betjeman)
- Reel Two:
-
Underneath the Leaves of Life (W.H.
Auden)
-
Long Legged Fly (W.B.
Yeats)
-
On the Marriage of a Virgin
-
And Death Shall Have No Dominion
-
The Tombstone Told Where She Died
-
Tillinghast, Richard. Poetry Reading. 30 October 1972. Room
201, Memorial Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 46:30.
PS3570.I38 A6 1972x
- Tillinghast reads poetry accompanied by guitar music.
-
Shooting Ducks in South Louisiana
-
Life Withheld in the Desert Sky
-
Tillinghast, Richard. Why people don't like poets. 21 March
1986. Lamont Forum Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room.
PN1055.T55 1986x
Scope and Content: Richard Tillinghast uses examples from Donald Hall, Plato, James Atlas, Elizabeth
Bishop, William Yeats, and Walt Whitman to illustrate his argument that people seem to
dislike poets because poets are seen as different from other people and that the
nature of the work that poets do is a source of alienation. He also reads an English
translation of a poem by Andrrn and a few of his own poems.
- Contents: Lecture -- On the road to San Romano / Andrrn -- Firstness ; Xiphias
; Scowl
-
Torrence, Ridgley. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- Disc Two:
-
The Son, the Bird and the Tree
-
Turner, Alberta. Poetry Reading. 5 March 1979.
Cinema, Hilles Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 47:16.
PS3570.U66 A6 x 1979
- Turner reads unpublished, not-yet-rejected work
-
(On a Bus) "Houses trot toward us...."
-
Daughter, Daughter (proverbs)
-
Choosing a Death (long poem in six parts)
-
Tyutchev, Fyodor Ivanovich. Poetry Reading. Read by
Vladimir Nabokov. Reading in English and
Russian. Running Time: 7:24.
PG3361.T5 A12 x 1900z
-
Series: U
-
Ungaretti, Giuseppe. Poetry Reading. Translations read by
Andrew Wylie. 2 May 1969. Sponsored by:
Harvard.Reading in Italian and
English. Running Time: 32:43.
PQ4845.N4 A6 x 1969
- Opening remarks by Giuseppe Ungaretti
-
I am a creature / Sono
una creatura
- ["The boat goes alone..."] / ["Pari a se']
-
Memory of Ophelia d'Alba / Memoria d'Ofelia d'Alba
-
No more weight / Senza
il peso
- ["If you, my brother..."] / ["Se tu mio fratello..." ]
-
You shattered / Tu ti
spezzasti
-
Don't scream any more / Non gridate piu
-
Updike, John. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Walter
Kaiser. 23 April 1964. Lowell Lecture Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored
by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 56:47.
PS3571.P4 A6 x 1964
- Introduction by Walter Kaiser
-
Tao in the Yankee Stadium Bleachers
-
Archangel ( from John Updike's The Early Stories)
-
Maples in a Spruce Forest
-
In Praise of (C 10 H 5 O 9)x
-
Agatha Christie and Beatrix Potter
-
Meditation on a News Item
-
Upon Learning that a Town Exists in Virginia Called
Upperville
-
Updike, John. Prose Reading. 14 July 1970.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard. Running Time: Reel One: 55:00 / Reel Two: 20:00 / Total: 1:15:00.
PS3571.P4 B46 x 1970
-
Series: V
-
Valaoritis, Nanos. Poetry Reading, Nicole Ollier's translations
in French. 13 December 1985. Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 39:00.
PA5633.A345 A36 1985x
- Ollier reads her own translations into French of the work of Nanos
Valaoritis, Greek surrealist poet. (Some of the Greek verse was first translated
into English, then French.)
-
Le tou les parlent le partie
-
La cave fils (?) (le jaguar)
-
Un poem en prose au sujet de crure
-
Valentine, Jean. Poetry Reading. Introduction by
William Alfred. 15 April 1965. Boylston Auditorium,
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture Series. Running Time: 29:00.
PS3572.A39 A6 x 1965
- From Dream Barker
-
Adam and Eve: Poem on Folded Paper
-
Elegy on a Cube (another dream poem)
-
For a Woman Dead at Thirty
-
Riverside Park, New York City
-
Vazirani, Reetika. Poetry Reading. 19 April, 2001.
Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard College Library. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
Room use only
-
Vendler, Helen.Helen Vendler on Seamus Heaney. 26 October
1998. Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 60:00.
PR6058.E2 Z94 1998cx
Room Use only
-
Vendler, Helen. Lecture on John Ashbery.
Introduction by Stratis Haviaras. 12 December 1979.
Farnsworth Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 1:07:14.
PS3501.S475 Z95 x 1979
-
Vendler, Helen. Helen Vendler lectures on "Yeats' Paradises". Read by Helen
Vendler. Introduction by David Perkins. 9 April
1991. Harvard University. Running Time: 1:09:32.
PR5907.V45 1991x
-
Vendler, Helen. Interview with Henri Cole.
14 March 1995. Helen Vendler's apartment, Cambridge, MA.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room and Paris
Review. Running Time: 90:00 8:00.
PN75.V46 A5 1995x
Discussion of forthcoming essay collection Soul
Says; "The Given and the Made," four lectures in memory of T.S. Eliot; "The
Breaking of Style," three lectures given in memory of Richard
Ellmann; and a work of commentary on Shakespeare's sonnets. Recollections
of Catholic upbringing, marriage and motherhood, early Harvard experiences,
professors, meeting Robert Lowell, her focuse on the lyric and the term "close
reading." Interview also includes a list of favorite things (books, opera, Vermeer,
Rembrandt, Schubert), and exploration of the nature of poetry workshops, as well as
references to James Merrill and Amy
Clampitt.
Additional topics include: her plans to write about John Milton and W.B. Yeats' lyric
style, her approach to critiquing Shakespeare's sonnets, the future of American
poetry, and the role of the critic and responses to her own criticism.
-
Vietnamese Writers. Poetry and Prose Reading, in Vietnamese and English. 14
July 1995. Poetry Room Office, Lamont 504. Sponsored by: Poetry
Room, Joiner Center at UMass, Boston. Running Time: 58:00.
PL4378.65.E5 V54 1995x
- Chung introduces each writer from Vietnam.
- Translations in English were read by Martha Collins
and Fred Marchant, alternately.
- II. Van Le
-
Hearing the Argument of the Little Prisoners;
-
The Incense Smell on New Year's Eve;
- III. Cao Thien Le
- Excerpt from the short story, "The Sound of
Night"
-
Summary of the rest of the story in English
-
Villanueva, Tino. Poetry Reading. 20 November 1984.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.Reading in Spanish and English. Running Time: 45:00.
PS3572.I36 A6 1984x
- From There is Another Voice
-
My Certain Burn Towards Pale Ashes
-
The Yearning in the Eternal Way, in Spanish
-
There is Iother Voice, in Spanish
- From Shaking Off the Dark
-
Now As We Drop (A Poem of Guilt Dedicated to Anne
Sexton)
-
A Migrant Worker's Recollection
-
Huabemos We Played, in English and Spanish
- From a finished but unpublished manuscript entitled, A Chronicle of My Worst Days
-
An Almost Biblical City, Chicago
-
Convocation of Words, in English and Spanish
-
Von Schmidt, Eric. Spring Blues and Folksongs. Spring 1960.
M1629.V87 1960x
- Reel One:
-
He was a Friend of Mine tk. 1 & tk. 2
-
There ain't no grave can hold my body down
-
Wasn't that a mighty storm
- Reel Two:
-
Stick w/me Baby (Turn your Money Green) tk.2
-
When a Gator Hollers (Blow Whistle Blow)
-
Vonnegut, Kurt, Jr. On Humor. 20 November 1970. Running Time: 35:00.
PN3352.C6 V65 x 1970
-
Series: W-X
-
Wakoski, Diane. Poetry Reading. 16 April 1970.
Emerson Hall, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard
University. Running Time: 57:00.
PS3573.A42 A6 x 1970
Room use only.
-
Click to listen to audio file
-
The Queen of Night Walks Her Dog
-
Reaching Out With the Hands of the Sun
-
A Poet Recognizing the Echo of the Voice
-
The Lament of the Lady Bank Dick
-
I Have Had To Learn To Live With My Face
-
I Lay Next to You All Night, Trying Awake to Understand the Watering Place
of the Moon
-
Walcott, Derek. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Helen
Vendler. 27 October 1981. Hilles Library, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 45:16.
PR9272.9.W3 A6 x 1981
-
Season of Phantasmal Peace
-
Wallace-Crabbe, Chris. Poetry Reading. 16 November 1993.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont. Sponsored by: Under the auspices of the Corliss
Lamont Fund for the Poetry Room. Running Time: 48:00.
PR9619.3.W28 A6 1993x
- From Rungs of Time and For Crying Out Loud
-
Like Vibrations of a Bell
-
Good Friday Seder at Separation Creek
-
We Live in Time, So Little Time
-
Sunset Sky Near Coober Pedy
-
Autumn Lines for Michael Hofmann
-
Warren, Robert Penn. Poetry Reading. 1 December 1967. Running Time: 45:56.
PS3545.A748 A6 x 1967
-
Keep that Morphine Moving, Captain
-
Night, Waiting in a Cheap Motel
-
When They Come to Wait for the Body
-
Where the Slow Fig's Purple Sloth
-
Paul Valery Sits on the Cliff
-
The Place Where Nothing Is
-
Warren, Robert Penn. Poetry Reading. 15 July 1969. Running Time: 42:47.
PS3545.A748 A6 x 1969
-
Keep That Morphine Moving, Cap'n
-
Wet Hair: His Mother Should Now Come
-
Night: The Motel Down the Road from the Pen
-
Warren, Robert Penn. Poetry Reading. 1944.
Sponsored by: Harvard Vocarium.
- P-1086/1087; matrix no. H.F.S. 1845/1848
- P-1088/1089; matirx no. H.F.S. 1849/1851
- Disc Two:
-
No. 2 and No. 4 from Mexico is a Foreign
Country
-
Warren, Robert Penn. Poetry Reading. 18 April 1978.
Hilles Auditorium, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Lamont Poetry
Series. Running Time: 51:32.
PS3545.A748 A6 x 1978
-
The Cross: A Theological Study
-
American Poetry: Old Style
-
Boy Wandering in Simms Valley
-
Youth Stares at My Sunset
-
The Little Black Heart of the Telephone
-
Welty, Eudora. Poetry Reading. 2 May 1979.
Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Morris Gray Lecture
Series. Running Time: 58:50.
PS3545.E6 A6 x 1979
- Two excerpts from "Losing Battles"
-
Welty, Eudora.One Writer's Beginnings. Introduction by
Dr. Donnell, William E. Massey. 25, 27, and 28 April 1983.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: William E. Massey, Sr. Lecture Series. Running Time: Reel One: 66:04 / Reel Two: 61:57 / Reel Three: 55:25 / Total:
3:03:26.
PS3545.E6 Z475 1983x
- Reel One:
-
"One Writer's Beginnings:" Part 1: "Listening":
- Welty comments on her childhood, her family and her love for books
which was fostered by her family's enthusiasm.
- Welty also comments on how her work had been influenced by the
discovery of an elder brother who had died during infancy, also by an elementary
school teacher who impacted her life, also her curiosity for human mystery which
led to story writing.
- Reel Two:
- Part 2: "Learning to See":
- Welty described family trips to her mother's house in West Virginia
from Ohio, her family tree, and her mother's family's history (with emphasis on
the mother's father).
- She speaks of the lessons she learned from her mother and her mother's
brothers.
- She goes on to discuss the impact her father's family had on her.
(Grandfather & Grandmother Welty)
- She tells of her discovering photographs that became key images in her
work. She contrasts the two faces of a photograph: the tangible images and the
memory of the moment.
- Her beginnings with the short story.
- Reel Three:
- Welty discusses an author's voice and reads from "Where is the Voice Coming From," excerpt, "The voice of the fiction writer becomes the voice of the
stort","Powerhouse,""June Recital"
- Welty speaks about the rest of the stories in her series "The Golden Apples."
-
Wevill, David. Poetry Reading. Recorded in conjunction with
The Poet Speaks, 26 May 1964. Running Time:
PR9199.3.W4257 A6 x 1964
-
Whitman, Ruth. Poetry Reading. 9 May 1962. Running Time: 25:21.
PS3573.H5 A6 1962x
- From book Blood and Milk Poems:
- From Section 1: The Silver Skeleton
-
My Murder in the Mesa - 1:14;
-
The Demolition of Four Houses and a Life
-
The Witch of the Wave * - 2:48.
- From Section 2: Stealing for Scythia
-
The Night Fisherman - 0:44.
- From Section 3: Birth and Second
Birth
-
Whitney, Hugh. Poetry Reading. 27 June 1964. Running Time: 34:47.
PR REM in 6/96 from one 10" reel, full track, 15 ips.
PS3545.H833 E9 1964x (formerly T 869.5)
-
Wieners, John. Poetry Reading. 13 April 2000.
Farnsworth Room, Lamont Library, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry
Poetry Room.
PS3573.I35 A6 2000x
Room use only
-
Wilbur, Richard. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Jorie
Graham. 16 December, 1999. Hilles Library Cinema, Harvard
University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University, Ellen
Sitgreaves Vail Motter Fund of Radcliffe College and The. Running Time: 60 min.
PS3545.I32165 A6 1999x
Room use only
- Richard Wilbur reads selections from his book Mayflies
-
Wilbur, Richard. Poetry Reading. 18 December 1950.
Lamont Forum Room, Harvard University. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 30:52.
PS3545.I32165 A6 x 1950
-
"A World without Objects is a Sensible Emptiness"
-
Castles and Distances (II)
-
Wilbur, Richard. Poetry Reading. 13 October 1955.
PS3545.I32165 A6 x 1955
-
A Prayer to Go to Paradise with the Donkeys
(translation)
-
The Pelican (translation)
-
Speech for the Repeal of the McCarran Act
- 1 A Voice from Under the Table
-
Wilbur, Richard and Heaney, Seamus. Poetry
Reading. Introduction by Stratis Haviaras, and William
Alfred. 7 May 1990. Sanders Theater, Harvard University. Sponsored by:
John Lincoln Sweeney Memorial Reading. Running Time: 1:36:37.
PS3545.I32165 A6 1990x
-
Stratis Haviaras on the Sweeney Memorial
-
Introduction by William Alfred
- Reading by Seamus Heaney:
-
Recollections of John Sweeney
-
"One afternoon I was seraph ..."
- Selection from Virgil's Aeneid, Book
VI
-
Lightenings (3 short poems)
- Excerpt from The Annals of Ulster
-
"Running water never disappointed ..."
-
"Deserted harbour stillness ..."
- Reading by Richard Wilbur:
- Translation of Francois James' A Prayer to Go
to Paradise with the Donkeys
-
Love Calls Us to the Things of this World
- Translation of Anna Akhmatova's Lot's
Wife
- Translation of Voltaire's To Madame du
Chadale
- Excerpt from the translation of Racine's Phaedra -- The Description of the Death of Hippolytus
-
Wilder, Thornton. Prose Reading. 6 August 1951.
Harvard University. Sponsored by: Harvard University. Running Time: Reel One: 46:47 / Reel Two: / Total:
PS3545.I345 A6 x 1951
-
Our Town: Act III (excerpts)
-
The Skin of our Teeth: Act III
-
"The Portrait of Thornton Wilder", from
Geographical History of America (Gertrude
Stein)
-
The Bridge at San Luis Rey (excerpt)
-
Williams, William Carlos and R.B. Perry."The Desert Music," and "The Troubled Citizen" 18 June 1951. Sponsored by: Phi Beta
Kappa. Running Time: Reel One: 31:00 / Reel Two:
PS3545.I544 D4 1951x
- Reel One:
- Williams reads The Desert Music
- Reel Two:
- Perry reads The Troubled Citizen
-
Williams, William Carlos. Poetry Reading. June 1951.
Studio Recording. Running Time: Reel One: 28:00 / Reel Two: 39:00 / Total: 1:07:00.
PS3545.I544 A6 x 1951
- Reel One:
-
Above the Darkness of the River
-
Williams, William Carlos. Reading selections from his Poetry /
"The Desert Music" on Reel Two. No date, June
1951 (Phi Beta Kappa Assembly at Sanders Theater (end of Reel 2). / Phi
Beta Kappa Assembly at Sanders Theater (end of Reel Two). Sponsored by: / Phi Beta
Kappa. Running Time: Reel One: 29:34 / Reel Two: 32:24 / Total: 1:01:58.
End of Reel Two is a Separate Reading -- Phi Beta Kappa Assembly at Sanders Theater,
June 1951
WCW reads "The Desert Music"
PS3545.I544 A6 x 1950z
- Reel One:
-
Burning the Christmas Greens
- Reel Two:
- 1 To Greet a Letter Carrier
- 2 Picture of a Nude in a Machine Shop
- 2 The Desert Music -- At Phi Beta Kappa
Assembly at Sanders Theater
-
Wilson, Joyce. Poetry Reading. 13 June 1996.
Farnsworth Room. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 18:00.
PS3573.I45694 A6 1996x
- From The Weaver and Other Poems and an
unpublished manuscript:
-
Spruce Down, Fifty Dollars
-
Wingfield, Sheila. Poetry Reading: To Hell with Harvard. 9 July
1965. Sponsored by: British Council and
Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 10:27.
PR6031.O863 A6 1965x
-
Women in Love (starts twice)
- from book The Leaves Darken
- From book A Cloud Across the Sun
-
Wright, Charles. Poetry Reading. Introdution by Jorie
Graham. 12 March 2008. Sackler Lecture Hall, Arthur M. Sackler Museum,
Harvard University. Running Time: 52:06.
PS3573.R52 R43 2008
-
Wright, James. Poetry Reading. Introduction by Robert
Fitzgerald. 11 October 1979. Boylston Hall, Harvard University. Running Time: 44:35.
PS3573.R5358 A6 x 1979
Room use only.
-
Adam's Curse (W.B. Yeats)
-
Collected Poems (selections):
-
An Offering for Mr. Blue Heart
-
A Note Left in Jimmy Leonard's Shack
-
Two Poems About President Harding
-
From a Bus Window in Central Ohio Just Before a Thunder
Shower
-
The Pretty Redhead French of
(Guillaume Apollinaire)
-
The Wheeling Gospel Tabernacle
-
Series: Y-Z
-
Yang, Lien-sheng. Poetry Reading. in English and Chinese. October
1959. Reading in English and
Chinese. Running Time: 14:52.
PR REM 12/93.
PL2675.A6 1959x
- Poems Introduced and discussed:
- By Li Po,Conversation in the Mountains
- By Tu Fu,The Rain at Night
-
Yasin, Mehmet. Poetry Reading. 2 December 1994.
Poetry Room Office 504. Reading in Turkish and
English. Running Time: 29:00.
PL248.Y278 A6 1994x
- Reading by Mehmet Yasin :
-
Ayaklarini Akintiya Sarketan Cowk/ Child Dangling his
Feet by Drifting Waters
-
Denizin Efendisi/ Lord of the Sea
-
Tomcat is Me-met/ Tomcat is Mehmet
-
Yorgos, Bu Tam Bir Rezalettir/ Yorgos, This is Bloody
Disgraceful
-
Yeats, W.B. Poetry Reading. Read by Henn, T. R. (Thomas
Rice), 1901-1974. 18 October 1951.
PR5902.P6 1951x
- Recorded at the Brattle Theatre, Cambridge
-
Yevtushenko, Yevgeny. Poetry Reading, in Russian and English.
Introduction by James Dickey, Consultant in Poetry to the
Library of Congress. 21 November 1966. Coolidge Auditorium, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Library of Congress Literary Series. Running Time: 60:00.
PG3476.E96 A2 1966x
Yevtushenko gives a short goodwill speech to the audience in which he mentions
ESPERANTO, the international language, and praises many American writers of the day.
The speech is translated into English and read by the British actor, Barry
Boyce
Room use only.
-
Impressions of Western Cinema
-
The City of Yes and the City of No
-
Zagajewski, Adam. A Poetry Reading. 20 March2007.Thompson Parlor, Barker Center, Harvard
University. Running Time: 1:02:04.
PG7185.A32 R43 2007
-
Zaturenska, Marya. Poetry Reading. 1944. Sponsored by:
Harvard Vocarium.
- 1) P-1098/1099; matrix no. H.F.S. 1876/1878
- 2) P-1100
- Disc One:
-
Background with Harpsichord
-
Zukofsky, Louis. Poetry Reading. 15 December 1963.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room.
PS3549.U47 A6 1963
-
Zulueta da Costa, Ralph. Poetry Reading. 25 November 1955.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room. Running Time: 27:35.
PS3507.A25 L52 1955x
- Selections from Like the Molave and Collected
Poems
-
The Answer is Tomorrow and Tomorrow
-
Not the Poet Alone, For the Poem
-
July 4, 1946, Not for the Books
-
Of a Dead Rose and the Sea
-
Half Sonnet for Fernando Zobel
-
Series: Various
-
Various. The Cambridge Poets. Read by Richard Wilbur,John Holmes,May Sarton, and Richard Eberhart. Poetry
Reading. "The Cambridge Poets." Introduction by John Holmes. Between 1950and
1969?. Sponsored by: Harvard University.
PS549.C35 C35 1950x
- Reel One:
- Introduction by John Holmes
- Reading by Richard Wilbur:
- Reel Two:
- Reading by May Sarton (continued):
- Reading by Richard Eberhart:
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When Doris Danced Under the Oak Tree
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Various. Summits in the Golden Light: American Poetry in the 19th Century.
Introduction by Stratis Haviaras, and John
Hollander. 22 October 1993. Emerson 105, Harvard University.
Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry Room of HCL, Dept. of English and American
Language and Literature, Academy of Am. Running Time: Reel One: 1:34:26 / Reel Two: 34:21 / Total: 2:00:47.
2 Master Copies
PS607.A562 1993x
- Daniel Aaron
- John Quincy Adams,To the Sun-Dial
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox,No Classes!
- Jonathan Aaron
- Maria White Lowell,Rouen, Place de la Pucelle
- Joaquin Miller,In P La Chaise
- Frank Bidart
- Paul Laurence Dunbar,We Wear the Mask
- Lucie Brock-Broido
- Julia Ward Howe,My Last Dance
- Walt Whitman,I heard you solemn-sweet pipes of the organ
- John Burt
- Alice Cary,The West Country
- Oliver Wendell Holmes,The Chambered Nautilis
- Henri Cole
- Katharine Lee Bates,America the Beautiful
- Peter Davison
- Louise Imogen Guiney,W.H., 1778-1830
- Herman Melville,The Tuft of Kelp
- Samuel Woodworth,The Bucket
- David Ferry
- Christopher Pearse Cranch,An Old Cat's Confessions
- Edwin Arlington Robinson,The House on the Hill
- Donald Hall
- Ralph Waldo Emerson,The Snow-Storm
- John Greenleaf Whittier, from Snow-Bound
- Michael Harper
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,Mezzo-Cammin
- Sarah Orne Jewett,At Home from the Church
- John James Piatt,To the Statue on the Capitol
- George Santayana,On a Piece of Tapestry
- John Hollander
- Herman Melville,The Portent
- Trumbull Stickney,Mnemosyne
- Marie Howe
- Albery Allson Whitman,The Lute of Afric's Tribe
- Lizette Woodworth Reese,April in Town
- X.J. Kennedy
- Helen Hunt Jackson,Crossed Threads
- Bayard Taylor,Night the Second: All or Nothing
- Mark Twain,Ode to Stephen Dowling Botts...Dec'd
- Gail Mazur
- James Russell Lowell, from Under the Willows
- Emma Lazarus,Long Island Sound
- Robert Pinsky
- Constance Fenimore Woolson,The Florida Beach
- George Santayana,Cape Cod
- Stephen Sandy
- Maria Gowen Brooks,Composed at the Request of a Lady, and Descriptive of
Her Feelings
- Gjertrud Schnackenberg
- William Dean Howells,The Earliest Spring
- Alexander L. Posey,Midsummer
- Trumbull Stickney, V and IX from Dramatic Fragments
- (Audio Reel 2 begins here:)
- Roger Shattuck
- Walt Whitman,Italian Music in Dakota
- Charles Simic
- George Moses Horton,On Liberty and Slavery
- Stephen Crane, Excerpts from The
Black Riders and Other Lines,
- Herman Melville,Shiloh: A Requiem
- Excerpts from War is Kind
- Gerald Sullivan
- Ralph Waldo Emerson,The Rhodora
- Emily Dickinson,I Died for Beauty-but was scarce....
- Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, Two Sonnets
- 21. Helen Vendler
- Joseph Rodman Drake,The Mocking-Bird
- Sidney Lanier,The Mocking Bird
- 22. Ellen Bryant Voigt
- John Pierpont,The Fugitive Slave's Apostrophe to the North
Star
- Emily Dickinson,The Clock strikes one that just struck two..
- (Video Tape 2 begins here:)
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Various. Latin American poets reading their work. 1984. Running Time: Reel One: 27:00 / Reel Two: 22:00 / Total: 49:00.
PQ7084.L38 1984x
- Francisco Segovia , from Mexico
- Franci Quandreses Cuvar , from El Salvador
- Victor Luiz Gonalez , from Mexico
- Raul Armando Calessa , from Chile
- Margor Moraes Accioly , from Brazil
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Series: Unidentified
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Unidentified. Experimental Play. 3 December 1963. Running Time: 30:00.
Poetry Audio MT (formerly T 830.9-4)
Scope and Content: Portions of a play, to be done in total darkness.
- Prelude: read by chorus of voices, the seer.
- The characters: Ignatsa (man), Boro (good), Dijorin (evil),
Ianora.
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Unknown. Gaelic Oral Tradition Songs. 6
May 1966. Scotland. Sponsored by: Woodberry Poetry
Room. Running Time: 15:00.
M1747.18.G34 1966x
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