Charles Reznikoff and George Oppen: February 19, 1963 (Updated over a year ago)

Information

• Originally Recorded By: APA
• Location: Gallery Lounge, San Francisco State College
• Date: 02/19/1963
• Total Run Time: 00:54:20
• Contributor: Mark Linenthal

Charles Reznikoff

• • Introductory remarks on Reznikoff and Oppen in relation to William Carlos Williams, the Objectivists, and their present works, "By the Waters Of Manhattan" and "The Materials" . (0:01)
  • "Salmon And Red Wine" (3:19)
  • "How To Write" (4:11)
  • "Autobiography: Hollywood" (4:47)
  • "A Citizen" (5:33)
  • "Jerusalem The Golden" (6:35)
  • "A Well-Phrased Eulogy" (7:29)
  • "In Memoriam: L.R.W." (8:05)
  • "Twilight" (8:55)
  • "Heart And Clock" (10:15)
  • "Cooper Union Library" (13:51)
  • "Ghetto Funeral" (14:31)
  • "Suburban River Summer" (16:40)
  • "For An Inscription Over The Entrance To A Subway Station" (18:03)
  • "A Fable" (19:48)
  • "Te Deum" (22:00)
  • "Samuel" (22:39)
  • "The Day Of Atonement" (26:52)
  • Remarks on "Hanukkah" (28:18)
  • "Hanukkah" (28:43)
  • Remarks on Hitler and Judaism, the Torah, and the Kaddish. (30:30)
  • "The Kaddish" (31:46)

George Oppen

• • "Image of The Engine" (00:08)
  • "Psalm" (04:00)
  • "From a Photograph" (04:55)
  • "The Undertaking in New Jersey" (05:47)
  • "Solution" (07:04)
  • "Stranger's Child" (07:59)
  • "Chartres" (08:28)
  • "The Source" (09:10)
  • "Endless Dirge" (09:53)
  • "On the Elders" (10:48)
  • "Population" (11:43)
  • "Survival: Infantry" (12:35)
  • Excerpt from "The Tourist's Eye" (13:33)
  • "Resort" (15:01)
  • "A Narrative" (51:57)
  • "Flight" (15:55)
  • "A Narrative" (18:09)
  • "Leviathan" (18:50)

Content

• ReznikoffCharles19630219DIG.mp3 (31.05 MB – MP3 audio)
• OppenGeorge19630219DIG.mp3 (18.84 MB – MP3 audio)

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