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Kenneth Koch
Wednesday Series: Kenneth Koch, Jordan Davis, St. Mark’s Church, NY, November 10, 1999
Recorded on audiocassette. Recording hosted by the Library of Congress.
- Side A (48:26): link
- Side B (48:29): link
Rudy Burckhardt, On Aesthetics (1999, 9 min., color, with Kenneth Koch)
Reading at the Kelly Writers House, University of Pennsylvania, April 15, 1998
Songs From Plays
From Easter in the Vatican:
- This Dancing Man was Once the Pope (0:32): MP3
- When I was a Young Women (0:36): MP3
- Your Genius Made Me Shiver (0:55): MP3
From New Faces of Forty Years Past:
- Driving Along (0:21): MP3
- They Say Prince Hamlet (1:02): MP3
From The Unicorn
- Songs Are About Death (0:17): MP3
From New Times, New World
- Allegheny Menaces (0:38): MP3
From Don Juan of Quixote
- Let's Pour Coca-Cola on the Priest (0:25): MP3
From Brothers and Friends
- You Want a Social Life with Friends (1:28): MP3
From Two Worlds
- What Makes this Statue Noble Seeming (0:39): MP3
From My Olivetti Speaks
- My Olivetti Speaks (10:14): MP3
- Some plays from One Thousand Avant-Garde Plays (18:50): MP3
- One Train (5:57) MP3
Reading at St. Mark's Poetry Project, 1996
- Complete recording (5:17): MP3
Reading from "Impressions of Africa", from the Ben Tripp Tapes, St. Mark's, 1983
Complete recording (23:32): MP3
Courtesy of Simon Pettet
Recording, 1972
- Side A (25:35): MP3
- Includes "A Serious Moment and "In Bed"
- Side B (50:58): MP3
- Includes "First Trip to China", "Alive for an Instant", and "Today" from The Art of Love
Courtesy of Simon Pettet
Rudy Burckhardt, The Apple (1967, 2 minutes, color, poem by Kenneth Koch, music by Tony Ackerman and Brad Burg, sung by Kim Brody)
Reading at the Recording Lab, Library of Congress, May 9, 1960
Also Of Interest:
- Kenneth Koch reading "The Circus" (6:09): MP3
- Niels Plenge, Lars Movin, and Thomas Thurah, "Something Wonderful May Happen" (2001) on the New York School, documentary: mp4
These sound recordings are being made available for noncommercial and educational use only.
All rights to this recorded material belong to the author.
© 2004 Kenneth Koch. Used with permission of Kenneth Koch. Distributed by PennSound.
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