Access by request
Access via HathiTrust
Access via FulcrumSound Recording - John Ciardi ([R198B]) - 1961 May 10
WUOM (Radio station: Ann Arbor, Mich.)
2016
View/
8738-SR-74-1-1-am.wav
[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Archival Master. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
(1GB
WAV audio)[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Archival Master. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
8738-SR-74-1-1-pm.wav
[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Production Master. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
(1GB
WAV audio)[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Production Master. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
8738-SR-74-1-1.mp3
[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Access Copy. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
(60.9MB
audio/mp3)[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] - Access Copy. Access restricted to Bentley staff.
Abstract
[Program 74] : [Item 1] : [Part 1] : Creative Arts Festival; John Ciardi reads "The Artist" by William Carlos Williams, "Showing A Foreigner Through His Studio, Leonardo Answers A Question", "Elegy Just in Case", "A Memory of the Sad Chair", "The Eleventh Hour News", "A Dialog in the Shade" "Hamlet in the Wings", "Launcelot in Hell", "Bedlam Revisited", unknown poem about whittling, "I Said to the Bug in the Sink", "The Cat Heard the Cat Bird", "The Dolls", "The Sea Shines", "In The Garden of the Hurricane's Eye", concludes with various epitaphs written by Ciardi.Other Identifiers
8738-SR-74-1-1
Description
Content note: The sound recording(s) associated with this repository item derive from a single audio reel tape. A single tape may yield multiple audio files if there were variations in tape stock, speed, or channels (i.e. stereo or mono). For more information see http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/108126.
Videos
Rights
This material is available for research only in the Reading Room of the Bentley Historical Library at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI). This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly.
Types
Lectures Radio programs Poetry readings