[Programs on 19th century poetry and Hart Crane, June 25 and 27, 1958] / Robert Beloof, Don Geiger.

Recorded on June 25 and 27, 1958 on a 7 inch Audiotape reel-to-reel tape.

Program features Robert Beloof discussing the poetry of Hart Crane and reading a representative sampling of his work. Following this program, is a program featuring Beloof and Don Geiger discussing and reading 19th century poetry.

Robert Beloof, Don Geiger.

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1958

Sound recording

OST003

Robert Beloof reads the poetry of Hart Crane:Forgetfulnes --My Grandma's love letters --Praise for an urn, in memoriam, Ernest Nelson --Voyages, I-III --Royal palm --The bridge --Indiana --Beloof and Geiger discussing 19th century poets:Fable /Ralph Waldo Emerson, read by Beloof --Days /Ralph Waldo Emerson, read by Don Geiger --From among the hills /John Greenleaf Whittier, read by Geiger --Huswifery /Edward Taylor, read by Geiger --To Helen /Edgar Allan Poe, read by Beloof --Far off-shore /Herman Melville, read by Beloof --The ravaged villa /Herman Melville, read by Geiger --A reasonable consititution /Herman Melville, read by Geiger --Amon the worst of men that ever lived /Henry David Thoreau, read by Beloof --What's the railroad to me? /Henry David Thoreau, read by Geiger --That boy, the farmer said with hazelwood /Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, read by Beloof --The Indian burying ground /Philip Freneau, read by Beloof.

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