Pamela Gearhart holding a bouquet of flowers
A person with light hair wears a mid-length dress and holds a floral bouquet with ribbons. They stand on a grassy lawn next to a tall tree. In the background, there are more trees and two folding wooden chairs.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library
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Pamela Gearhart with her parents Russell and Martha
In a black and white photograph, three people are positioned in front of vertical curtains and a floor lamp with a mesh shade. The person on the left wears a light suit and glasses, while the individual in the middle wears a white dress and holds a small floral arrangement. A third person on the right wears a dark jacket and stands beside the others.
Pamela Gearhart as violin soloist with the Chautauqua Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Murphy
A person stands on a stage holding a violin while facing another person positioned behind a music stand. An American flag hangs from a pole on the left, and a tall microphone stand is placed in the center of the performance area. The background contains rows of seated audience members and large organ pipes on the right.
A person in a light-colored dress holds a violin while a conductor in a suit stands with their back to the camera. An American flag is mounted on the wall to the left, and a microphone on a stand is positioned in the center. Other people are seated in the background of the indoor space, viewed from behind a blurred foreground.
Strip of three images: two of Russell Gerhart in a boat and the 3rd of an unidentified male in the boat
Three frames display individuals on a boat with a Firestone outboard motor moving across choppy water. In the first two frames, a person wearing a white t-shirt and glasses is seated at the rear of the vessel. The third frame shows a person reclining on the boat's seating while another individual in the background holds a fishing rod.
Pamela Gearhart with conductor and horn player, Edward Murphy
Two individuals stand together outdoors in front of a wooden porch and foliage. One person wears a suit and bow tie, and the other person wears a light-colored dress while holding a violin and bow. The sepia-toned scene shows a staircase and houses in the background.
An older person wearing a suit stands on the left, looking toward a younger person with shoulder-length hair. The younger person holds a violin and a bow in their hands while facing the individual in the suit. They are standing on a paved path in front of trees and multi-story buildings.
A person in a suit and bowtie stands beside a younger person with light-colored hair. The younger person holds a violin and a bow while turned toward the person in the suit. In the background, several wooden buildings and tall trees are visible.
Pamela Gearhart with her mother and father and Mischa and Hortense Mischakoff
Five people are situated in a yard with trees and bushes in the background. Two individuals stand behind three others who are seated in wooden lawn chairs. The subjects wear a variety of clothing, including a checkered dress and collared shirts.
Conductors Russell Gerhart and Franco Autori sitting outside
Two people are seated in light-colored wooden chairs on a grassy area. The person on the left wears a jacket over a light shirt and holds a cigarette, while the person on the right wears a textured coat and a dark beret while holding a pipe. In the background, a dark vintage car is parked near a house, and a large tree trunk stands to the right.
Conductors Russell Gerhart and Franco Autori with two dogs
Two people sit in outdoor chairs on a lawn, each holding a leash attached to a small dog. The person on the left wears a jacket and trousers, while the person on the right wears a beret and holds a pipe. A white dog and a black dog stand on the grass between them. Behind them are a white building, a dark car, and lush foliage.
Two individuals stand outside in front of a dark building with a sloped roof. The person on the left wears a light jacket and holds a white dog on a leash, while the person on the right wears a beret and holds a black dog on a leash. Leafy branches hang from above over the scene.
Pamela Gearhart talking with a man at a gathering of people
Several individuals in mid-20th century clothing are positioned in a room with vertical window treatments. A tall floor lamp with a crisscross-patterned shade stands among the group. One person in a pinstriped suit jacket has a white mark on their cheek.
Pamela Gearhart with people gathered at a table outside for a meal
In a black and white scene, several individuals are gathered at a table for an outdoor meal. Plates, bowls of food, glasses, and condiments are spread across the tabletop. A wooden structure with a corrugated roof and dense trees are in the background.
People gathered at a table outside for a meal
A black and white photograph shows a gathering of people seated at a long outdoor table with food and drinks. The table is placed next to a small light-colored building with a gabled roof and a screen door. Large trees and dense foliage surround the grassy area, where a small white dog lies on the ground near the end of the table.
A group of people sits at a long table outdoors during a meal. The table is covered with a white cloth and holds various plates of food, beverages, and seasonings. The individuals wear a mix of collared shirts, ties, and patterned clothing. A tree and a white building stand in the background.
Russell and Martha Gerhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
Two people are positioned in the front seats of a motorboat, one holding a steering wheel while both look back toward the camera. A treeline is visible on the horizon behind the water under a bright sky in this black and white scene.
Two people sit in the front area of a wooden motorboat on a body of water. One person wears a headscarf and the other wears glasses with a hand on the steering wheel. Both individuals are turned toward the camera. A treeline on a distant shore is visible in the background.
Pamela Gearhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua with Miller Bell Tower in background
Bell towers--New York (State)--Chautauqua
A person wearing a hat and sweater sits in a boat, facing a distant shoreline with a tall bell tower and a low building. The tower features a clock face and is flanked by trees, with its reflection visible in the calm water. The scene is captured in black and white.
Pamela Gearhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
This black and white scene features a person with light-colored hair sitting in the center of a small boat. They are wearing a dark hat, a light shirt, and a cardigan. The boat is on calm water with reflections of the surrounding tall trees and dense foliage.
One person wearing a light t-shirt and fedora sits beside another person in a dark coat and cloche hat inside a small boat. The boat is on a rippling body of water with a thin shoreline visible in the distance. The black and white scene has a grainy texture.
A tall brick clock tower is situated next to a building with a hipped roof on a grassy slope. Several people are scattered across the lawn near a rocky bank bordering a body of water. Large trees frame the structures, and reflections are visible in the calm water.
A person stands in a grassy yard in a sepia-toned vintage scene. They are positioned near two white Adirondack chairs and a large tree with bare branches. Thick bushes and the side of a building appear in the background.
Pamela Gearhart with her father Russell standing on a dock at Lake Chautauqua
One person in a white t-shirt and dark trousers and another in a light-colored dress stand on a wooden pier. The pier is situated on a body of water with a thick forest along the opposite shoreline. A wooden post is in the foreground, and the scene is in black and white.
Strip of three images: Pamela Gearhart standing outside, with a boat and an unidentified boy, and of the boat and boy
This film strip features three distinct panels capturing scenes near a body of water. The outer frames show people on a wooden dock interacting with a rowboat, while the center frame is a portrait of a person with blonde hair standing outdoors. Lush foliage and a building are visible in the background of the various shots.
Pamela Gearhart with ball outside at Chautauqua
A person stands in a grassy area in front of a building with white horizontal siding. They are wearing a two-piece swimsuit and hold a large, striped ball with both hands directly above their head. This black and white scene is set outdoors during the day.
A person with long, light-colored hair sits on a lawn wearing a two-piece swimsuit. A large ball rests on the grass beside them near the wall of a white-sided building. Shadows from a nearby structure are visible on the grass.
A person with blonde hair and bangs sits on the grass beside a white clapboard building. They wear a two-piece swimsuit and rest one hand on the lawn near a large, striped ball. The background includes a separate house and foliage under direct sunlight.
Pamela Gearhart with her violin instructor, Mischa Mischakoff
A person in a dark suit jacket stands beside a person wearing a striped shirt and light-colored pants. The person on the right holds a dark case shaped like a musical instrument. They are positioned outdoors near a chain-link fence and architectural support pillars.
Two people stand outdoors under a dark wooden structure in a black and white scene. The person on the left wears glasses, a light-colored collared shirt, and a dark blazer, while the person on the right has shoulder-length light hair and wears a horizontal striped short-sleeved shirt. A chain-link fence and wooden pillars are visible behind them in the dappled light.
Pamela Gearhart with other winners of the Kate Chase Scholarship at Chautauqua Institution
Eight people are posed in two rows outdoors in front of a white building with several large paned windows and a striped awning. Five people in the front row wear various outfits including jackets and floral dresses, while three people in the back row wear suits and ties. The black and white scene has visible grain and scratches across the surface.
Pamela Gearhart playing violin with her mother accompanying her at the piano
A person with light-colored hair stands in a room playing a violin. To the left, a second person sits at a piano and looks toward the individual playing the violin. The background features a window with horizontal blinds and a doorway opening into another room with wall art.
Pamela Gearhart performing as violin soloist with the Chautauqua Institution Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Murphy
A person with light hair and a striped dress stands in the foreground playing a violin. Beside them, another person in a dark suit stands with their back to the camera, positioned as a conductor. The background features other individuals with instruments in a dark setting with several glowing window panes visible in the upper corner.
A person in a suit stands at the front of a stage, conducting a soloist and an orchestra of string musicians. The ensemble performs under a large, dark roof with open sides that reveal trees and buildings in the distance. Rows of empty seating fill the background space behind the conductor and soloist.
A person wearing a striped dress and cardigan plays a violin while standing. Several other individuals sit behind them, playing violins on a dimly lit stage. A person in a suit stands with their back to the viewer, gesturing to lead the group. Light enters through windows in the upper left corner of the scene.
A group of musicians with stringed instruments sits on a stage in a large, tiered auditorium filled with people. A large United States flag hangs above the stage in front of a pipe organ, while smaller flags are displayed along the back walls. Rows of wooden benches in the foreground are occupied by audience members, with a few seats marked by white "X" symbols.
A sepia-toned studio portrait shows a person with blonde hair and straight-cut bangs holding a violin. They wear a white off-the-shoulder blouse with eyelet lace trim and small black bows. The background is a solid dark color, and the person looks directly forward.
Pamela Gearhart playing violin at Keith Junior High School, Altoona, Pennsylvania
A person wears a floor-length, light-colored dress and plays a violin while standing on a stage. They hold the instrument against their left shoulder and a bow in their right hand. The background is composed of dark curtains, and the entire scene is rendered in sepia tones.
D. S. Keith Junior High School (Altoona, Pa.)
Pamela Gearhart (2nd row, 2nd from right) with Reverend Luke H. Rhoads and members of the 1946 communion class at First Lutheran Church in Altoona, Pennsylvania
Left to right, top to bottom: Ellsworth Ammerman, Joanne Begalke, Robert Beaver, Virginia Lind, Donald Stevens, Carolynn Little, Ruth Rice, Patricia Long, Rev. Rhoads, Pam Gerhart, Olla Ann Horton, Kenneth Kelley, Carmen Griffith, Merle Slemmer, Shirley Rice, Jack Ardry, Audray Anderson.
A group of people stands in rows on stone steps in front of large, dark wooden doors. The young people wear formal attire such as white dresses and light-colored suits, while an adult in the center wears a suit and overcoat. Text on the bottom step identifies the group as the "FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH CONFIRMATION CLASS OF 1946."
First Evangelical Lutheran Church (Altoona, Pa.)
Livingston Gearhart, Alexander, and Mischa Schneider at Mischa Schneider's 80th birthday party
One person wearing glasses and a light sweater sits at a round table holding a glass of dark liquid. Two other people stand nearby, one in a dark jacket and another in a brown blazer gesturing with their hand. The table is covered in a patterned cloth and holds various bowls of food, including meatballs and a salad.
Alexander Schneider rehearsing a group at the University at Buffalo
Four people sit in a circle on a stage while playing string instruments. Music stands are positioned in front of the group, and rows of empty theater seats fill the background. The grainy, black and white image features high contrast between light and dark areas.
Livingston Gearhart after a rehearsal of the University at Buffalo String Workshop
A person in a short-sleeved, patterned button-up shirt and dark trousers stands in profile before a large dark curtain. An exit sign is visible above a doorway on a textured wall to the left of the person. This black and white view is taken from a low perspective.
Frank Burkett Baird Music Building (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Alexander Schneider at a University at Buffalo String Workshop rehearsal
A person with graying hair and glasses wearing a dark sweater holds a violin by the neck with one hand and a bow with the other. They are positioned in front of an orchestra or ensemble with music stands visible. The background consists of a light-colored wall with vertical paneling.
A person wearing a blue sweater and glasses is positioned in the foreground, looking toward the lower left. Behind them, several individuals are seated with stringed instruments such as a cello and violins. The background consists of a light-colored wall with vertical lines.
Livingston Gearhart, Mischa Schneider, Pamela Gearhart, and Alexander Schneider
Four individuals are positioned in a row outdoors in front of a light-colored brick wall. The person on the far left wears a grey blazer and has a goatee, while the person next to them wears a black cap and glasses. The third person wears a blue plaid jacket, and the person on the far right has an arm around the third person's shoulder.
Mischa and Alexander Schneider with paper hats made for them by students in the University at Buffalo String Workshop
Two people stand side-by-side in front of a brick exterior, each wearing a piece of white fringed paper on their head. The person on the left wears black-rimmed glasses, a patterned tie, and a gray blazer. The person on the right is dressed in a white collared shirt and a dark cardigan.
Two individuals stand outside a tan brick building next to a set of light green doors. Both people have white paper strips on their heads, with one wearing a plaid blazer and glasses and the other wearing a dark cardigan. The individual on the right links their arm through the arm of the person on the left.
Two people stand next to each other in front of a light-colored brick building. Both individuals have white, fringed paper caps on their heads. One person wears a plaid blazer and holds a wooden cane, while the other wears a dark cardigan and carries a large black instrument case.
Skitch Henderson talking to an unidentified woman at a rehearsal in Buffalo with Livingston Gearhart in the background
A person with a beard and dark clothing stands on a stage, facing another individual who has their back to the camera. To the right, a person in a suit stands on a higher platform looking at papers. Rows of auditorium seating fill the lower foreground of this black and white scene.
Skitch Henderson talking to an unidentified male at a rehearsal in Buffalo with Pamela Gearhart in the background
Two people are positioned in the foreground, one holding a woodwind instrument. A third person stands in the background with their back to the camera. The room contains various items including folding chairs, music stands, and a stool.
Skitch Henderson talking to an unidentified male at a rehearsal in Buffalo
One person with a beard wears dark clothing and holds a light-colored coat, while the other person stands opposite them in a light jacket. In the background, rows of empty chairs and music stands are arranged before a dark curtain. This scene is in black and white.
Two people stand in an indoor space with music stands and chairs in front of dark curtains. The person on the left has a beard and carries a light-colored coat over one arm. The person on the right wears a light jacket and stands facing the first person. This black and white scene contains visible surface scratches and film grain.
In this black and white scene, one person with a beard and a dark shirt holds a coat while facing another person. The second individual, wearing a light-colored jacket and trousers, leans forward toward the first. Music stands, some holding papers, and chairs are visible in the background.
A person with facial hair wears a dark cardigan and holds a coat over their arm while facing another person in a light jacket. Music stands and folding chairs are positioned in the background of this black and white scene. Large rectangular panels and a suspended light fixture are visible in the background.
Two individuals stand in the foreground facing one another in a black and white setting. One person wears a dark coat and holds a lighter garment, while the other person wears a light jacket and pants. Behind them, a third person sits at a music stand among rows of empty folding chairs.
Skitch Henderson holding his coat at a rehearsal in Buffalo
A person with short hair and a beard stands in profile in a room with dark vertical curtains and music stands. They hold a light-colored garment in front of their body. The scene is shown in black and white.
A person with light-colored hair holds up a large, light piece of clothing or fabric. The person is dressed in a dark shirt and stands in front of several rows of empty folding chairs. The scene is captured in black and white with a focus on the individual and the garment.
Skitch Henderson writing something at a rehearsal in Buffalo
A person stands in an auditorium filled with rows of unoccupied chairs, resting one foot on a seat frame while writing. In this black and white scene, the individual is shown in profile wearing dark clothing against a light-colored paneled wall. A dark speaker or box is mounted on the wall in the background.
Pamela Gearhart and Alexander Schneider on tour with the Baird Youth String Orchestra
Two people stand outdoors at night, positioned facing one another in a grainy black and white scene. The individual on the right wears a dark suit and tie, while the person on the left wears a light-colored shirt. A vehicle resembling a bus is visible in the blurred background.
Pamela Gearhart talking to members of the Community Music School of Buffalo Orchestra during a rehearsal
A person in a dark jacket leans forward with a conducting baton toward an ensemble of seated musicians. Seated individuals hold violins and look toward sheet music on stands in a room with a tall concrete wall. The black and white composition shows the group during a musical rehearsal.
Pamela Gearhart conducting the Community Music School of Buffalo Orchestra
A person stands with arms raised, conducting a group of musicians seated behind music stands. The musicians hold various instruments, including violins and wind instruments, and face toward the conductor. The background features a textured wall, storage cabinets, and electronic equipment in a black and white setting.
A person wearing a blazer stands with arms raised, gesturing toward a seated orchestra. Several musicians are positioned in the foreground with violins and sheet music visible on stands. The black and white scene takes place in a room with vertical wall panels and equipment on a shelf in the background.
This black and white vertical shot shows a person with their hair tied back standing behind a music stand with several pages of music. They are wearing a dark blazer over a light-colored button-down shirt and have both arms raised and extended forward. The background consists of a vertically paneled wall and several dark rectangular objects.
A person stands behind a music stand with their right arm extended and hand held vertically. Their left arm is blurred as if in motion against a backdrop of a textured wall with horizontal lines. Sheet music is visible in the foreground of this black and white composition.
Pamela Gearhart conducting a rehearsal of the orchestra at the State University of New York at Buffalo
A person with light-colored hair wears a dark, textured jacket and a dark turtleneck while holding a conductor's baton with both hands. They look toward the side with an open mouth in front of a wooden panel and a dark background. Music stands with sheet music are positioned in the foreground.
Pamela Gearhart conducting the State University of New York at Buffalo Orchestra
A large group of people sit in rows playing various string instruments in a room with tall, light-colored paneled walls. At the front of the group, a person stands on a small platform holding a baton and directing the musicians. Several framed pictures and a round clock are visible on the wall behind the ensemble.
This black and white portrait captures a person from the shoulders up against a dark backdrop. They have fair skin and light-colored hair, and they are wearing a plaid jacket over a solid-colored shirt. The person is looking toward the upper left side of the frame with their mouth open in a smile.
A. James Bravar, Mimi Denton, Pamela Gearhart, and Livingston Gearhart at wedding of Bravar and Denton
Four people pose in front of floral wallpaper between two sets of bookshelves filled with books and ornaments. One person wears a dark suit, another wears a light suit, one wears a light sleeveless dress, and one wears a dark top with a patterned skirt. One person holds a glass between the two central figures. This high-contrast black and white scene depicts an indoor gathering.
A person with light-colored hair and a white collared shirt is shown from the chest up in high contrast. They look downward while holding a dark bag and another object in their hands. Overhead lighting casts shadows across their face and creates highlights on their hair and clothing.
Josephine W. Hewlett Travel Photograph Album, January - February 1918
Photograph albums -- New York (State) -- 1918
Travel photography -- United States --1918
This is Josephine Hewlett's travel photograph album dated from January-February 1918. The photographs are from Arizona, California, and New York State.
Ruth V. Hewlett and Theodosia Stickney papers, 1900-1998 (MS 85)
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
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[Poetry reading at the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, November 11, 1993] / Rosmarie Waldrop
Recorded at the Poetry Collection at the University at Buffalo on November 11, 1993 by the Poetry Collection on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Following a 03 min., 24 sec. history and introduction, contemporary American poet, translator and publisher Rosmarie Waldrop performs a traditional poetry reading. Recording cuts off before the end of the last poem, Of Death and Burial.
The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.
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[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, April 1, 1988] / Gustaf Sobin.
Recorded at the University at Buffalo on April 1, 1988 on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Robert Creeley introduces the poet Gustaf Sobin. Sobin reads poetry from his works: Celebration of the sound through (1982), The earth as air (1984), Nile (1984), and Voyaging portraits (1988). Sobin reads poems in honor of George Oppen, Robert Duncan and his family members.
[Poetry reading at the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, November 14, 1990] / Clark Coolidge.
Recorded at Poetry Collection in State University of New York at Buffalo on November 14, 1990 on 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Mark Wallace introduces Clark Coolidge for a poetry reading at the Poetry Collection. Coolidge reads from This time we are both, Comes through in the call hold and Registers (people in all).
Recorded on a 5 inch Scotch reel-to-reel tape. This is a recording of the original Tenth Muse published recording which occurred in 1968 in San Francisco.
[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, July 20, 1967] / Michael Rumaker.
Recorded at the University at Buffalo on July 20, 1967 on 7 inch reel-to-reel tape.
Michael Rumaker performs his story and a poem in an afternoon reading at the University at Buffalo. Poet is introduced by John Logan. Reading occurs in a very noisy hall at the University at Buffalo.
[Poetry reading at the Allentown Community Center, Buffalo, N.Y., March 5, 1976] / Peter Orlovsky and Allen De Loach.
Recorded at the Allentown Community Center by Allen De Loach for the Poetry Collection on March 5, 1976 on a 120 minute BASF sound cassette.
Poets Allen De Loach and Peter Orlovsky read together for the first time in ten years. A couple of the later poems read by Orlovsky includes banjo accompaniment.
[Poetry reading] / Gary Snyder, Nathaniel Tarn.
Recorded at the University Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Spring of 1975 on a 120 minute Sound/Tracs sound cassette. Recorded by Allen De Loach and acquired by the Poetry Collection.
American poet, essayist, lecturer, and environmental activist Gary Snyder reads selections from Regarding wave and Turtle Island. British poet Nathaniel Tarn reads from The house of leaves. Privately recorded during the Ethno-poetics conference, at the University Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Spring 1975.
[Poetry reading at the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, August 3, 1988] / Robert Creeley.
Recorded at the Poetry Collection in Buffalo, N.Y. on August 3, 1988 on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
During this poetry reading, Robert Creeley read poems from Windows (1990) with the exception of "The door." Creeley provided commentary and the reading concluded with a question and answer session. "It was a crucial time for recognition," Creeley said in answer to a question about Black Mountain College, "and potential, of articulate potential, and it had all the more so that fact because it had no large public authority, but it wasn't right or wrong. It just had an intensive feeling of--it was dazzling." The man who introduced Creeley is unidentified.
[Peter Singer and Jay Winik interviews] /
Recorded on May 13, 2002 and May 30, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Peter Singer and Jay Winik intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Michael Crooke and William Kristol interviews] /
Recorded on May 14, 2002 and May 22, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Michael Crooke and William Kristol intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Alice Notley and Diane Glancy interviews] /
Recorded on October 30, 2002 and November 6, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Alice Notley and Diane Glancy intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Albie Sachs and Barbara Byrd-Bennett interviews] /
Recorded on April 27, 2002 and June 7, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Albie Sachs and Barbara Byrd-Bennett intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
Recorded in April 2001 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with author Derek Walcott intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
Recorded in April 1999 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute 3M sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Hayden Carruth intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
Recorded on June 4, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Pattiann Rogers intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
Recorded on April 25, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Radio Shack sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Naomi Shihab Nye intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Joan Chittister and William McDonough interviews] /
Recorded on May 8, 2002 and June 6, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute Maxelle sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Joan Chittister and William McDonough intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Linda Sue Park and Kimiko Hahn interviews] /
Recorded in May 2002 and on August 26, 2002 by Van Vorst. It was recorded on a 90 minute TDK sound cassette.
Recording of Mary Van Vorst's complete interview with Linda Sue Park and Kimiko Hahn intended for broadcast on her WBFO-FM literary arts radio show.
[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, June 17, 1973] / Edward Dorn, David Meltzer.
Recorded at the University at Buffalo on June 17, 1973 by Allen De Loach on a 90 minute Ampex sound cassette which was acquired by the Poetry Collection.
This recording is of the June 17, 1973 joint poetry reading given by Edward Dorn and David Meltzer in Buffalo, N.Y. Dorn reads a group of uncollected poems, and then from The collected poems, Recollections of Gran Apacheria, and "The cycle" from Gunslinger. Meltzer reads selections from Bark, Asaph, Hero/Lil, and Round the poem box.
[James Joyce Colloquium at the University at Buffalo, June 16-June 18, 1976] /
Recorded at the University at Buffalo, June 17, 1976 on six 7 inch Ampex reel-to-reel tapes.
Recording of the James Joyce Conference held at the University at Buffalo.
[Memorial reading for Robert Creeley at the Poetry Collection at the University at Buffalo, April 7, 2005] /
Recorded at the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo on April 7, 2005 on a 90 minute Maxell sound cassette.
This recording is of a memorial reading for former University at Buffalo professor and poet, Robert Creeley who died on March 30, 2005. The memorial was held in the Poetry Collection and featured readers and speakers from the University at Buffalo community. The participants were: Steve McCaffery, Penelope Creeley, Michael Kelleher, James Maynard, Art Efron, Max Wickert, Jonathan Skinner, James Swan, Robert Daly, Jimmie Margaret [Canfield] Gilliam, Ted Pelton, Barbara Cole (reading on behalf of the absent Susan Howe), William Sylvester, Michael Basinski, Karen Mac Cormack, Eun-Gwi Chung, Morgan Claxton, Robert J. Bertholf, Laurie Dean Torrell, Peter Siedlecki.
[Poetry reading at Foothills College Conference, June 25, 1981] / John Logan.
Recorded at Foothills College in Los Altos Hills, California on June 25, 1981 on a 60 minute Maxell sound cassette.
Poetry reading by John Logan. Logan read from The zigzag walk, The bridge of change, The anonymous lover and Poem in progress. Logan provides introductory information for the poems he read. Logan's reading ends at track 7 when another, unidentified man begins to read. This is followed by ambient animal noises and piano music until the end of the disc.
[Poetry reading at the YM-YWHA, New York City, June 24, 1966] / Wendell Berry.
Recorded at the YM-YWHA (92nd Street Y) in New York City for McGraw-Hill Sound Seminar series on a 5 inch reel-to-reel tape. Digital reproduction for educational purposes only.
Poetry reading held at the YM-YWHA. Berry is introduced by Robert Hazel.
[Writing workshop lecture, March 2, 1982] / Just Buffalo Literary Center.
Recorded in Buffalo, N.Y. on a 60 minute Supertape sound cassette on March 2, 1982.
Lecture members of the Just Buffalo Literary Center's writing workshop.
[Lectures at the University at Buffalo, September 29, 30, and October 1, 1970] / Gregory Corso.
Recorded at the University at Buffalo, September 29, 30, and October 1, 1970 on a 7 inch Audio Magnetics reel-to-reel tape by Allen De Loach.
Recording of three lectures by Gregory Corso.
[Lecture, November 1, 1988] / Russell Banks.
Recorded in Buffalo on a 60 minute TDK sound cassette.
[Archibald MacLeish on the Listen America radio program] /
Recorded at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (possibly in 1961) for the program Listen America, produced by John Ely and directed by John Clayton. Recorded on a 7 inch reel-to-reel Scotch tape.
MacLeish reads and discusses his poetry,
[Poetry reading at the YM-YWHA, New York City, October 1965] / Samuel Hazo.
Poetry reading held at the YM-YWHA. Poet is introduced by Maurice Dolbier.
[Poetry reading at the YM-YWHA, New York City, March 3, 1964] / Muriel Rukeyser.
[Poetry reading at the YM-YWHA, New York City, November 2, 1964] / Donald Hall.