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British poets

Title
British poets [sound recording].
ISBN
9780712351058
0712351051
Published
London : British Library : BBC, [2010]
Physical Description
3 sound discs (3 hr., 37 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Notes
BBC Radio broadcasts of poetry readings.
British Library: NSACD 60--NSACD 62 (on container spine: NSACD 60-62).
Includes previously unreleased recordings.
Compact disc.
Program notes by Sir Andrew Morton and text of some poems ([28] p.) inserted in container.
Some poems preceded by introductory remarks.
Produced by Richard Fairman.
Recorded ca. 1889-ca. 1969.
In English and Gaelic.
Summary
From Alfred, Lord Tennyson to Ted Hughes, this remarkable three-CD set offers an audio tour of some of the greatest British poets from the last century.
From Alfred, Lord Tennyson to Ted Hughes, this three CD compilation offers a survey of some of the greatest British poets of a century and more. 30 poets are included, each reading from their own work, often with their own spoken introductions.
Format
Audio
Language
English; Scottish Gaelic
Added to Catalog
January 30, 2013
Credits
Produced by Richard Fairman.
Performers
Read by the authors.
Contents
Charge of the Light Brigade ; Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava (extract) (Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
How they brought the good news from Ghent to Aix (Robert Browning)
For the fallen (September, 1914) ; Pine trees ; Home coming ; For mercy, courage, kindness, mirth (Laurence Binyon)
Thomas Hardy ; Sotto voce ; To K.M. [Katherine Mansfield] ; Away (Walter de la Mare)
A prayer for king and country ; Sea fever ; On growing old (John Masefield)
Lullaby ; Dirge for the new sunrise ; Heart and mind ; Scotch rhapsody (Edith Sitwell)
Reflections in a slum ; Old wife in high spirits (Hugh MacDiarmid)
Love in a barrenness ; The terraced valley ; Like snow ; Through nightmare ; To Juan at the winter solstice ; Song of Blodeuwedd ; The white goddess (Robert Graves)
The wall (David Jones)
On the fly-leaf of Pound's Cantos ; What the chairman told Tom (Basil Bunting)
Not waving but drowning ; Persephone ; At school (Stevie Smith)
Do not expect again a phoenix hour ; Come, live with me and be my love ; Tempt me no more ; Overture to death ; In the heart of contemplation (Cecil Day Lewis)
Middlesex ; Eunice ; The Irish unionist's farewell to Greta Hellstrom in 1922 ; Caprice (John Betjeman)
As I walked out one evening ; On this island ; As he is ; The shield of Achilles (W.H. Auden)
Sunday morning ; Snow ; The sunlight on the garden ; The creditor (Louis MacNeice)
Rough ; The truly great ; The express ; Elementary school classroom in a slum (Stephen Spender)
Hallaig (read in English) ; Hallaig (read in Scottish Gaelic) (Sorley MacLean)
The other ; Ancestors ; Plas Difancoll (R.S. Thomas)
The ballad of Yucca Flats ; Home thoughts (George Barker)
Poem in October ; Fern Hill ; And death shall have no dominion (Dylan Thomas)
The three stars ; The post-war night ; Birth of a prince ; Evening again (David Gascoyne)
Purkis ; Old Mobb ; Susanna ; Bevis of Hampton (John Heath-Stubbs)
To Alexander Graham ; Imagine a forest ; To my wife at midnight (W.S. Graham)
Canedolia ; The computer's first Christmas carol ; Alienation ; The Loch Ness Monster's song (Edwin Morgan)
Our Lady of the Waves (George Mackay Brown)
A dream of fair women ; After Goliath ; An ever-fixed mark (Kingsley Amis)
A study of reading habits ; Dockery and son ; The Whitsun weddings (Philip Larkin)
Finlay's house (in Rousay) ; Gift ; Art student ; Black Tomintoul (Ian Hamilton Finlay)
From the wave ; Sunlight ; Apartment cats (Thom Gunn)
Pike ; Out ; Theology ; Pibroch (Ted Hughes).
Issue number
NSACD 60-62 British Library
NSACD 60 British Library
NSACD 61b British Library
NSACD 62 British Library
NSACD 60-62 British Library
NSACD 60--NSACD 62 British Library
Genre/Form
Literary readings (Radio programs)
Live sound recordings.
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