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Gustafson reading poetry and symposium
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Ralph Gustafson reads his poetry at the university of Hawaii, March 29, 1972 with comments. Reading followed by questions from audience. Introduction and thank you by Dr. Leon Edel. Side One: side 1 of above. Side Two: blank.
Gustafson Poetry Reading, Founders' Senior
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Ralph Gustafson reads his poetry at the founders' senior common room, York Unviersity, Toronto, November 2, 1982. Side One: Introduction by Eli Mandel. Comments and poetry read by Ralph Gustafson. Side Two: Continuation of poetry reading and commentary by Gustafson.
Gustafson Poetry Reading, Champlain College, Trent University, Peterborough
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Ralph Gustafson reads his poetry at Champlain College, Trent University, Feb. 15, 1983. Side One: side 1 of above. Side Two: continuation - side 2 of above.
Ralph Gustafson interview with Peter Gzowski on "Morning Side" April 27, 1983
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Item is a recording of Ralph Gustafson interview with Peter Gzowski on "Morning Side" April 27, 1983.
Robert Ford interview on CBC "Morningside", June 1987
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Item is a recording of Robert Ford interview on CBC "Morningside", June 1987.
Earle Birney Reading. Intro by Gustafson, March 1966
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Earle Birney Poetry Reading to Humanities Association, Bishop's University, March 25th
"And Still These Deaths Are Ours" for CBC "Viewpoint", taped CBC, London, England, Sept.17, 1971
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Poem written to go with Bangladesh photographs
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Gustafson, a poet and professor from North Hatley, Quebec, talks about travelling in Australia and area
I think of all soft limbs - broadcast CBC February 26, 1972 (tape 3 of 4)
Parte deRalph Gustafson fonds
Poem, "I Think of all soft limbs" narrated by Ralph Gustafson, score by Richard Arnell, Electronics by Tristram Cary. Side One: Preface by Ralph Gustafson - Preface only, poem is not read. Side Two: blank.