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Ann Lauterbach
photo: © 2006 Charles Bernstein/Pennsound
Close Listening
Readings
and conversations at WPS1.Org
Clocktower Studio, New York, December 4, 2006
Program One: Poetry Reading
Full
program (27:45)
Singles:
from If In Time: Selected Poems 1975-2000 ( New
York: (Penguin, 2001):
1. Typography
(2:47)
2. Diorama
of the Uninhabited Yes (2:23)
3. On
(Thing) (1:02)
4. Poise
on Arrow (2:06)
5. Eclipse
with Object (1:19)
6. Missing
Ages (4:08)
7. Arm's
Way, Harm's Reach (2:55)
8. The
French Girl (2:29)
9. True
and False Green (0:44
10. Quotations
from Reality (1:02)
from Hum (New York: Penguin, 2005):
11. Instruction
(1:02)
12. Seen,
Overheard (1:27)
13. Opera
(1:03)
14. Postscript
(1:41)
Program Two
Lauterbach
in conversation with Charles Bernstein (28:27)
Lauterbach
talks about sound, performance, and folk music and goes on to
engage the difficult relation of gender and authority. She
also discusses "Missing Ages," a poem she read on program
one, and also her essay collection, The Night Sky: Writings
on the Poetics of Experience (New York: Viking, 2005).
Close Listening produced by Charles Bernstein for WPS1
WPS1 Studio Engineer: Lucy Sinanjuntak
© 2006 Ann Lauterbach and Charles Bernstein
from A Celebration of George Oppen's 100th
Birthday at the Kelly Writers House, April 7,
2008
"George Oppen: How Shall I Speak?"; Lauterbach's poem, "Oppen's Way" (8:40):
MP3
Segue Series Reading at the Bowery Poetry Club, March 4, 2006
1. Introduction (2:22):
MP3
2. Harmony (0:47):
MP3
3. Victory (2:42):
MP3
4. Precision Tuning (1:15):
MP3
5. XYZ Plus Minus (2:46):
MP3
6. Acrostic (Barbara Guest) (0:40):
MP3
7. "Back" (2:25):
MP3
8. The Book and Dream Club (1:17):
MP3
9. Fragment (4:24):
MP3
10. Fragment (12:34):
MP3
complete reading (36:39): MP3
from the Live at the Ear
CD
"Opening Day" from Clamor, recorded January 4, 1992 (4:38): MP3
Segue Series Reading at Double Happiness, New York
December 4, 1999
Complete Reading (30:30): MP3
Also on PennSound:
Lauterbach reads John Ashbery's "Litany" with the
author
Lauterbach's Essay, "What We Know as We Know It:
Reading 'Litany' with J.A.", which discusses the poem and the process of recording and performing it alongside
Ashbery
Ann Lauterbach on PennSound Daily
These sound recordings are being made available for noncommercial
and educational
use only. © 2008 Ann Lauterbach.
Used with permission. Distributed by PennSound.