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University Of Auckland Library Manuscripts & Archives  2003/4 Interim Listings Of The New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre   The Collection Includes sound discs, videocassette, and related materials gathered as part of the ongoing work of the nzepc (New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre). Includes sound discs of readings by Helen Morse of Robin Hyde poems. Interim record The New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre (nzepc) was launched in 2001. It is a trial project based in the University of Auckland to set up an electronic gateway to poetry resources in Aotearoa/New Zealand and the Pacific region. It aims to coordinate existing archival and published information, and to present some full-text electronic publication of poetry and commentary in consultation with authors and their publishers. The site is being developed by Michele Leggott (English Department) and Brian Flaherty (University Library, co-editor of Trout), with the support of the University Library, Auckland University Press and the Faculty of Arts. URL: / Access conditions: Not restricted   Interim Listings – Compact Disc CD no. 1. Alexander, Raewyn reads from AUP New Poets 1 and new work. Date: 24 June 2002. Six Tracks. Duration: 7’02’’ Julie’s Tattoo crosses her back Born backwards in a town surrounded by cows She wore yellow gloves to drive She’s become careful with her hair Before Sunday trading we sneaked into this house bar Believing in you has rounded out loving  2. Bagby, Stu. reads from AUP New Poets at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Seven Tracks. Duration: 6’02’’ Small Steps First Dance The Tourist at the Printery No Getting Away From It Early Morning, Te Wharau Postscript Tending, Christmas 1999   3. Bridge, Diana reads at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002 Seven Tracks. Duration: 10’04" Stone Girl Dry Earth Lotus Pond 1-4 English Visit Among the Rhododendrons Lines Sister Section   4. Brunton, Alan reads from Red Mole – Songs From The Book Of Life. nd. Two Tracks. Duration: ? Chapter One Island Bay   5. Brunton, Alan Live Performance @ First Floor Underground Wellington -Theories of Everything. Date: 1997. Tracks not numbered. Duration: ? Titles not given.   6. Brunton, Alan Live Reading from Moonshine. Date: 6 April 1994. One Track. Duration: ? Waves   7. Brunton, Alan reads from Words. Track One. – Studio Taos, New Mexico. Date: 1985 Wellington. Date: 1988 Duration: ? Music: Jean McAlister Track Two. – Live Live at 8BC New York. Date: April 1984 With Sally Rodwell & Deborah Hunt Duration: ?   8. Camp, Kate reads at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002 Seven Tracks. Duration: 8’37" Exchange Mirage The Rescue Helicopter Water of the Sweet life Realia New Year After Trying to Dream About Flying   9. Charman, Janet reads from Snowing Down South. nd. Four Tracks. Duration: 8’53" Snowing Down South Open the Drawer For I made a Window in the Script for This At Dancing you are required to Cartwheel   10. Colquhoun, Glenn reads from The Art of Walking Upright at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Four Tracks. Duration: 8’30" Glossary Housie Waiata Koha   11. Dickson, John reads at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Five Tracks. Duration: 8’28" plainsong full moon piano time with monk question this is zeph’s poem almost word for word   12. Edmond, Murray reads from Full Moon at The University of Auckland. Date: 3 September 2002. Fifteen Tracks. Duration: 40’12" Catch Gone Dogs Ballad of the eight day of the week Elegy for Mama Venice Unrevisited The Ballad of the Penguin The Cold war Ballad of Child Rearing Saint cebria Inland Sleeping Rabbit Landrynka Jungle Voyager Starfish Streets (from Laminations)   13. Farrell, Fiona reads from Cutting Out at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Five Tracks. Duration: 6’32" Anne Brown’s Song Charlotte O’Neill’s Song Words, War and Water ‘But where’s this country’s soul?’ asked the visiting novelist Love Me (unpublished)   14. Gardner, Jane reads from AUP New Poets at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Five Tracks. Duration: 9’02" Kitchen The Fast Food Restaurant The Investigator Takes Notes on Tasman St Graffiti Envy Notes Towards a Flight Plan   15. Glottis Six Poets read at The University of Auckland. Corin Black, John Dolan, Richard Reeve, Katherine Liddy, Matthew Wood & Nick Ascroft. Date: 23 August 2002. Nineteen Tracks. Duration: 25’02" Corin Black:  - Suburbia  - Thin and Hard to Break  - Mars John Dolan:  - How I killed the mouse  - Justice for the trilobites  - Sadism in quotes   Richard Reeve  - Cave: A Villanelle  - Train 1946  - Matagauri  - Humanity   Katherine Liddy  - Promise  - The Spaniel  - Vocabulary Lesson   Matthew Wood  - warding  - bereft of alms  - a sport  - a canterbury equivalent   Nick Ascroft  - The Dishwaher’s Advocate part 5 Wasabi  - Waiter  - To Half and Half of Whom   16. Green, Paula reads from Cookhouse [Tracks 1 & 2], Chrome [Track 3] and Lounge Suite [Tracks 4-7] Date: 23 July 2002. Seven Tracks. Duration: 15’57" afternoon tea with Michele Leggott drinking thick cappuccino with my daughter in the heart of Cuba Street for the first time Yellow Second of March: Lemon Stack Fifth of April: Night Crossing, The Surrender Tenth of April: Intersection Thirtieth of April: Underwood   17. Jackson, Anna reads from The Pastoral Kitchen and new work Date: 10 July 2002. Five tracks. Duration: 6’22" Pick up Watch In a minute Three poems from Catullus for children: Deer, Homecoming, Catullus for babies The Gate of Horn, or Virgil for Elvira   18. Johnson, Mike reads from Vertical Harp, Translations from Li He (790-816). Date: 30 July 2002. Six Tracks. Duration: 9’05" singing the blues on Mt Hua great master Li Ping plays the vertical harp time immutable occult strings 2 (the shamaness invites the gods to a sacrificial offering) frontier hangover Song of an ancient arrowhead   19. Leggott, Michele reads three poems Date: nd Duration: not given A woman, a rose, and what it has to with her or are they with one another Dear heart Poetry’s whatever makes the adrenalin run Also includes: Date: nd Seven Tracks. Duration: 13’06". do you see me? how will you know me? where did we get to? Snow feathers down I was hung on a hook dear heart poetry’s whatever makes the adrenalin run   20. Lindsay, Graham reads at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Five Tracks. Duration: 12’08" saliva lullaby high heaven chink wake   21. Manhire, Bill reads from Collected Poems at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Six Tracks. Duration: 5’29" Miscarriage Valedictory Domestic Visiting Mr Shackleton On Originality A Song About the Moon   22. Orr, Bob reads from Val Paraiso. Date: nd. Eight Tracks. Duration: 6’45" Once I felt the Summer Breeze Pakiri Beach Central Otago Have you ever been to Thailand Pablo Mercuda Hay Fever From a Bridge Squid   23. Smither, Elizabeth reads at The University of Auckland. Date: 23 August 2002. Five Tracks. Duration: 5’20" Red Shoes Smoking with Carol Barbara and the Restaurant Bill Sleeping on a Waterbed Listening to the Goldberg Variations   24. Sullivan, Robert reads from Captain Cook in the Underworld and Star Waka. Date 13 August 2002. Two Tracks. Duration: 7’57" Captain Cook in the Underworld Waka 56   25. Wendt, Albert reads from The Sharman of Visions (Tracks 1-3), Photographs (Tracks 4-7), and the The Book of the Black Star (Tracks 8-11). Date: 23 July 2002. Eleven Tracks. Duration: 13’29" Parents and Children Door Knife Summer Wedding Nursey Language for Tehaaroa and Isabella In your Enigma The Mountains of Ta’ü Over Ponsonby On Our Way Easter Sunday Scavengers   26. Yelich, Sonja reads from AUP New Poets 2 and new poems. Date 2 July 2002. Seven Tracks. Duration: 8’11" whangaparaoa – on the sundeck paradise is no such thing western springs zoo in Tallboy and-yellow writing desk fishshopping   27. Morse, Helen Helen Morse reads from Young Knowledge: The Poems of Robin Hyde. Ed Michele Leggott. Auckland University Press, 2003. Recording 2-4 July 2003 for nzepc archives. Consists of 5 discs, and 4 DAT tapes. No access to DAT 3 & 4. Studio notes for DAT 3 & 4 with tapes. CD 1 of 5 Includes: Section One 1925-1929 and Section Two 1930-March 1935 Twenty-Seven Tracks. Duration: not given. Section 1: 1925 – 1929 Jeunesse Pierrette Friend Foxglove A Daughter to Her Mother To C.R.H. Hospital Running Water Homeward Bound Ghosts Division Hanmer Woods The Karaka Trees Section 2: 1930 – March 1935 Montaigne on the Hillside Maragret The Dream Child The Purposeful Snail Chrysanthemum Romany The Conquerors Prayer of a Woman Your Trees The Wanderer CD 2 of 5 Includes: Section Three April 1935 – December 1936 Fourteen Tracks. Duration: not given. Section 3: April 1935 – December 1936 Incidence Arangi-Ma Red Berries Paraha Rain in the Night The Balance The White Seat Husband and Wife The Invader In one of these old gardens Written in Cold White Irises Young Knowledge The English Rider CD 3 of 5 Includes: Section Four 1937 Sixteen Tracks. Duration: not given. Section Four: 1937 Sand The Last Ones Descendants Whangaroa Harbour To Sarin, Who Drew a Tree and a Woman Sisters Arachne Candle and Shadow Letter to a Friend Prayer for a New People The Grey Lodge The Bronze Rider, Wellington The Gardens If you have linen women Words The House of Woman CD 4 of 5 Includes: Section Five January 1938 – August 1939 Eighteen Tracks. Duration: not given. Section 5: January 1938 – August 1939 The Brazier Shiplights Sweet Landfall Water Journey from New Zealand Sweeping the gutters clean What is it makes the stranger? The Water-Bearer Fragments From Two Countries Ku Li Pihsien Road Bear the message from the roof-tops "Wheat" version Bear the message from the roof-tops "Breast" version China is floating past me Thirsty Land Walk off, alone, a little silent Interlude Katherine Mansfield Dark and forgetful eyes CD 5 of 5 Includes: Section Five January 1938 – August 1939 continued Twenty Tracks. Duration: not given. Section 5: January 1938 – August 1939 (continued) Houses by the Sea     The Beaches I Not here our sands II Island Bay, Orongorongo III An absent face IV Sands, sands of my father’s town V This is my secret VI Close under here VII Cool and certain The Houses I Old nursery chair II On the asphalt a gas light pools III Adolicus; that’s a creeper rug IV Hares on their forms at dusk V None of it true; for Christ’s sake VI Section and brick and grass; [VII] Here the caged voice [VIII] But another and older music   The People I After we’d left off loving II How she grew old III How do I know? What a fool question! IV But letting go . . . V Now, in this place, I remember Faraway; Interim Listings - Video Video no. 1. Haley / Brunton / Wedde 3 Poetry Films [Haley / Brunton / Wedde] Duration: 20 mins Interim Listings - DAT DAT no.   1.Edited Version. Helen Morse reading Robin Hyde. Recording 2-4 July 2003 for nzepc archives.   2. Edited Version. Helen Morse. "Houses by the Sea" Recording 2-4 July 2003 for nzepc archives.   3. Master Version. Helen Morse. "Houses by the Sea" Recording 2-4 July 2003 for nzepc archives. No access. Studio Notes accompany DAT 3 & 4.   4. Master Version. Helen Morse reading Robin Hyde. Recording 2-4 July 2003 for nzepc archives. No access. Studio Notes accompany DAT 3 & 4.

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