53 Treffer anzeigen

Poetry of Gerald Manley Hopkins, John Donne and William Butler Yeats, followed by - 10 minutes of French Canadian music. Side One: 3 poems by G. Manley Hopkins - The Windhover; In the Valley of the Elwey; Felix Randall. 2 poems by John Donne - The Cannonization; The Relic. 12 poems by William Butler Yeats - When You are old and grey and full of sleep; The Cold Heaven; The fisherman; Easter 1916; The second coming; A prayer for my daughter; Sailing to Byzantium; After a long silence; The circus animal's desertion; The man and the Echo; High Talk; Epitaph. Side Two: blank.

Lecture given by George Whalley, winter 1981-1982 taped by student Philip Gillesse. Side One: Side 1 of above lecture. Side Two: Side 2 of above lecture - includes a question and answer discussion session.

University Council Proceedings, May 7, 1987. Side One: Distinguished service awards presented to Murray Albert Gill, David Lauren Rigsby, Kathleen Ryan, Frances Kathleen Smith, Ronald William Thompson, Andrew Maurice McMahon. Key note speaker introduced by Principal Smith Hannah Gray. Hannah Gray speaks on Academic excellence - ends abruptly. Side Two: side 3 - blank.

Human and animal sounds from throughout the commonwealth. Side One: Animal and human sounds from throughout the commonwealth, including singing, sports, music, buying and selling, worship and prayer, etc. Side Two: blank.

Christmas message from people all over the commonwealth. Side One: Christmas greetings and messages from people all over the commonwealth. Side Two: blank.

Poetry reading by Doug Jones and George Whalley. Choir singing

A reading of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side One: continuation of the reading - dramatization of the writing of David Jones (in parenthesis). Side Two: blank.

Dr. Frank R. Scott reads his poetry. Side One: Introduction by Prof. Whalley. Frank Scott reads his poetry - New Names; Old Song; Trees in ice; North Stream; Snowdrift; The Bird; Autumn Lake; Trans Canada; Overture; To certain friends; Dedication; All the Spikes but the last; Eclipses; Eden; Martinigram; Audacity. Intermission.. Side Two: Frank R. Scott reads his poetry - Ottawa Becomes Civilized; Victoria rifles; Villianous dens; Frostbite; British industrialist approves apartite; One cure for loneliness; Thin film decoder ...; Poetry; Alange Avantgaurd Dien; Happening at Aldrich's; God is Dead; Cosmology; On the Death of God; Bedside; Last Rights; Cloth of Gold; A grain of rice; questions and answer period. Dr. Scott thanked.

A discussion of the writing of David Jones and a reading of amathameter and fragments of 3rd poem in progress. Side One: Discussion of the writing of David Jones. In Parenthesis and Amathameter; readings of the poem The Amathameter (dramatization). Discussion of Jones' 3rd poem in progress. Fragments of 3rd poem read. Side Two: blank.

Biography of David Jones and a reading of his writing (in parenthesis). Side One: Biography - Jones, a painter, engraver, caligrapher and poet was born in 1895 and began writing in 1927. Exerpts of his work are read - dramatized. (in parenthesis). Side Two: blank.