An edition of Edith Sitwell reading from her poetry
(1955)
Edith Sitwell reading from her poetry
by Edith Dame Sitwell
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Table of Contents
Three poems from Facade: The wind's bastinado, Trio for two cats and a trombone, and Said King Pompey
Spinning song
Green flows the river of Lethe-O
Serenade: Any man to any woman
Tattered serenade: Beggar to shadow II
In the summer, when no one is cold
Street song
An old woman
The youth with the red-gold hair
A sylph's song
Most lovely shade
The Queen of Scotland's reply to a reproof from John Knox
Who shall have my fair lady?
The bee oracles, I: The bee-keeper
Dido's song
The canticle of the rose
Gardeners and astronomers
Sailor, what of the isles?
Song of Queen Anne Boleyn: At cockcrow.
Song: Where is all the bright company gone?
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Edition recorded: New York, Vanguard Press, 1954.
Recorded Mar 2, 1955 in New York.
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