[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, October 9, 1967] / Tibor Tollas, with John Logan, John Knoepfle and Robert Hass reading in translation.

Recorded at the University at Buffalo, October 9, 1967 by Allen De Loach for the Poetry Collection on a 7 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape.

Recording of Tibor Tollas reading at the University at Buffalo. Reading features performances of Tollas' Hungarian poems in translation by John Logan, John Knoepfle and Robert Hass. John Logan and Joseph [Hurtavi] introduced Tollas.

Tibor Tollas, with John Logan, John Knoepfle and Robert Hass reading in translation.

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1967

Sound recording

INT129A

Tibor Tollas introduction /John Logan and Joseph Hurtavi --The herb garden of Vats prison and the mine /Logan read's Tollas' essay --A bend in the River Danube /Tollas, read in translation by Hass --The fickle dwarf /Tollas, read in translation by Knoepfle --The creatures stand and watch /Tollas, read in translation by Knoepfle --Where the cloisters stood /Tollas, read in translation by Knoepfle --Icehouse /Tollas, read in translation by Logan --Coal battle /Tollas, read in translation by Hass --Creatures of land and water /Tollas, read in translation by Hass --Where the cloisters stood /Tollas, read in translation by Hass --October 23 /Tollas, read in translation by Logan --The spider sows a silence /Tollas, read in translation by Logan --They have closed all the windows with tin /Tollas, read in translation by Logan.

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