Edith Sitwell reading from her poetry
Publisher: Caedmon
Published: 1955
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Notes: Edition recorded: New York, Vanguard Press, 1954.

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