A Child's Christmas in Wales and Five Poems
Anfangen, wo es anfängt (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Arsenik am Morgen (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Das weiße Buch (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Der langsam lullende Nachmitag (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Die schlimmen Kinder (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Halb zwölf, da machen die Wirtshäuser auf (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Kirchengeläut und Kassengeklingel (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Llareggub ist eine warme, wilde Frucht (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Nun ist die Dämmerung ertrunken (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Sieh hinter die Augen der Träumer! (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Unter dem Milchwald (Dylan Thomas & Heimat der Wege)
Under Milk Wood (Dylan Thomas & Richard Burton)
Part 1 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Part 2 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Part 3 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Part 4 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Under Milk Wood Part 1 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Under Milk Wood Part 2 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Under Milk Wood Part 3 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Under Milk Wood Part 4 (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Under Milk Wood (Dylan Thomas feat. Richard Burton)
Afternoon with Polly Garter (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Bessie Bighead (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
By the Pump (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Captain Cat and Rosie Probert (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Dreams of Miss Price and Mr. Edwards (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Dreams of the Ogmore-Pritchards (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Everybody Dreams (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Gossamer and Sinbad (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
I'm a Martyr to Music (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
In the Cold Earth (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
It Is Spring (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Johnnie Crack and Flossie Snail (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Lily Smalls Makes Tea (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Mr. Pugh Takes Up the Morning Tea (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Mr. Waldo's Song (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Night of the Drowned (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Only Your Eyes (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Polly Garter's Aria (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Rev. Jenkins' Morning Service (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Rev. Jenkins' Sunset Poem (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 10 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 11 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 12 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 13 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 1 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 2 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 3 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 4 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 5 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 6 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 7 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 8 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Scene 9 (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Big Seas of Their Dreams (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Dawn Inches Up (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Dead Come Out in Their Sunday Best (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Owens' Late Night Supper (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Post (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
The Sailors' Arms (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
This One Spring Day (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Time Passes (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Two Shambling Phantoms (Dylan Thomas, John Metcalf)
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night (Dylan Thomas, John Nettles)
Gab's Eine Zeit (Dylan Thomas, Otto Sander)
Good King Wenceslas (Dylan Thomas, Otto Sander)
Warum Der Ostwind Frösteln Lässt (Dylan Thomas, Otto Sander)
Weihnachtserinnerungen (Dylan Thomas, Otto Sander)
(Concluded) (Dylan Thomas, Various)
(Part 1) (Dylan Thomas, Various)
A Hunch Back in the Park (Dylan Thomas, Various)
A Visit to Grandpa's (Dylan Thomas, Various)
Fern Hill (Dylan Thomas, Various)
Fern Hill (John Nettles, Dylan Thomas)
A Winters Tale (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
And Death Shall Have No Dominion (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Ballad of the Long-Legged Bait (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Before I Knocked (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Deaths and Entrances (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Fernhill (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
I See the Boys of Summer (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
In My Craft and Sullen Art (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Lament (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Lie Still, Sleep Becalmed (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Poem in October (Richard Burton, Dylan Thomas)
Laurie Lee: the Abandoned Shade, Day of These Days (T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, Lawrence Durrell)
Robert Graves: 1805, the Chink, the Survivor (T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, Lawrence Durrell)
Roy Fuller: the Family Cat, Translation (T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, Lawrence Durrell)
Stephen Spender: Ultima Ratio Regum, in Attica (T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, Lawrence Durrell)
W.R. Rodgers: Carol, Beagles (T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas, Lawrence Durrell)
'All the women are out this morning...'
'And Gossamer Beynon, schoolteacher, spoon-stirred...'
'And...Captain Cat hears all the morning of the town...'
'From Beynon Butcher's in Coronation Street...'
'Gossamer Beynon high-heels out of school...'
'Here's your arsenic, dear...'
'I am a dr-r, mad with love...'
'Look, Says a Child to Her Mother...
'Lord Cut-Glass, in his kitchen full of time...'
'Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, la di da...'
'Mrs Willy Nilly steams open Mr Mog Edwards' letter...'
'Now in her iceberg-white...nightgown...'
'Persons with manners do not read at table...'
'The Reverend Eli Jenkins inky in his cool front parlour...'
'To begin at the beginning...'
A Child's Christmas in Wales Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
A Child's Christmas in Wales, a Story
A Few Words of a Kind Recorded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1952
A Glass of Beer / by James Stephens
A Novelette / by Louis MacNeice
A Refusal To Mourn the Death, By Fire, Of A Child in London
A Refusal to Morn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London
A Refusal to Mourn the Death by Fire of a Child in London
A Refusal to Mourn the Death of a Child Killed by Fire in London
A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London
A Visit to America - An Irreverent Preamble
A Visit to America, an Irreverant Preamble
A Woman's History / by W.H. Davies
A refusal to mourn the death, by fire, of a child in London
Adventures in the Skin Trade, Chapter I - Part 4
Adventures in the Skin Trade, Chapter II - Part 2
Adventures in the Skin Trade, Chapter II - Part 3
Adventures in the Skin Trade, Chapter II - Part 4
After the Funeral (Dylan Thomas Introduction)
All the Women Are Out This Morning
Altarwise by Owl Light (1st Verse)
Altarwise by Owl Light (first verse only)
Altarwise by Owl Light [1st Verse]
Alun Davies: Sacco Writes to His Son
Among Those Killed in the Dawn Raid Was a Man Aged One Hundred
Among Those Killed in the Dawn Raid Was a Man Aged a Hundred
An Introduction to Thomas Hardy
And Death Shall Have No Dominion
And Death Shall Have No Dominium
And Gossamer Beynon, Schoolteacher, Spoon-stirred and Quivering
And Lily Smalls Is Up to Nogood Boyo
And climbing down again and up out of the town…
And death shall have no dominion
And... Captain Cat Hears All the Morning of the Town
As I Walked Out One Evening / Byw. H. Auden
As I Walked Out One Evening / by W.H. Auden
At the Keyhole / by Walter de la Mare
Ballad of the Long Legged Bait
Ballad of the Long-Legged Bait
Ballad of the Long-legged Bait
Billy Collins Introduction (Disc Two)
Blind Captain Cat Bears All the Morning of the Town
Blind Captain Cat Hears All the Morning of the Town
Broken Appointment / by Thomas Hardy
Captain Cat, the Retired Blind Seacaptain, Asleep in His Bunk
Captain Cat: Maggie Richards, Ricky Rhys...
Chard Witlow : Mr. T.S. Eliot's Sunday Evening Broadcast Postscript / by Henry Reed
Chard Witlow: Mr T. S. Eliot's Sunday Evening Broadcast Postscript
Comus 331-342 / by John Milton
Comus 366-385 / by John Milton
Comus 407-475 / by John Milton
Comus 586-608 / by John Milton
Counting the Beats / by Robert Graves
D.H. Lawrence: the Ship of Death
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night from Dylan Thomas Reading a Child's Christmas in Wales
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night
Do Not Go Gentle into the Night
Do Not Go Gently into That Good Night
Down the thick dingle Jack and I ran shouting…
Dr. Faustus, "Ah, Faustus, Now Hast Thou but One Bare Hour to Live ..." / by Christopher Marlowe
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 1
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 2
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 3
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 4
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 5
Dramatisation: Return Journey to Swansea, Part 6
Dylan Thomas Reads Dylan Thomas
Edith Sitwell Discussing Harvest
Edith Sitwell Discussing Heart and Mind
Edith Sitwell Discussing the Bee-keeper
Edith Sitwell Discussing the Canticle of the Rose
Edith Sitwell Discussing the Shadow of Cain
Edith Sitwell Discussing the Two Loves
Especially When the October Wind
Evening in the Sanitarium / by Louise Bogan
FIRST DROWNED Remember me, Captain?
FIRST VOICE Blind Captain Cat climbs into his bunk.
FIRST VOICE Captain Cat, at his window…
FIRST VOICE Come now, drift up the dark…
FIRST VOICE Dusk is drowned forever until tomorrow.
FIRST VOICE Lord Cut-Glass, in his kitchen full of time…
FIRST VOICE Mary Ann the Sailors…
FIRST VOICE Mr Mog Edwards and Miss Myfanwy Price…
FIRST VOICE Mr and Mrs Cherry Owen…
FIRST VOICE Now behind the eyes and secrets…
FIRST VOICE Now frying pans spit…
FIRST VOICE Now the town is dusk.
FIRST VOICE Now, in her iceberg-white…
FIRST VOICE Now, woken at last by the out-of-bed…
FIRST VOICE Outside, the sun springs down…
FIRST VOICE People are moving now, up and down…
FIRST VOICE There's the clip clop of horses…
FIRST VOICE Time passes. Listen. Time passes
FIRST VOICE Up the street, in the Sailor's Arms…
FIRST VOICE and in Willy Nilly the Postman's dark…
FIRST VOICE and the morning school is over…
FIRST VOICE and the shrill girls giggle and muster around him…
FIRST VOICE at the sea end of town…
FIRST VOICE from Beynon Butchers in Coronation Street…
FIRST VOICE from where you are…
FIRST VOICE in Butcher Beynon's…
FIRST VOICE in the blind-drawn dark dining-room of School House…
FIRST VOICE the child says, and then she forgets him too.
FIRST VOICE the music of the spheres is heard distincly…
FIRST VOICE the thin night darkers.
FIRST VOICE to begin at the beginning
FIRST WOMAN Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard
First Drowned: Remember Me, Captain?
First Voice: Blind Captain Cat Climbs into His Bunk.
First Voice: Captain Cat, at His Window...
First Voice: Come Now, Drift Up Dark...
First Voice: Dusk Is Drowned Forever Until Tomorrow.
First Voice: Lord Cut-Glass, in His Kitchen Full of Time
First Voice: Mary Ann the Sailors...
First Voice: Me and Mrs Cherry Owen...
First Voice: Mr Mog Edwards and Miss Myfanwy Price...
First Voice: Now Behind the Eyes and Secrets...
First Voice: Now Frying-Pans Spit...
First Voice: Now Woken at Last by the Out-Of-Bed...
First Voice: Now the Town Is Dusk.
First Voice: Now, in Her Iceberg-White...
First Voice: Outside, the Sun Springs Down...
First Voice: People Are Moving Now, Up and Down...
First Voice: There's the Clip Clop Horses...
First Voice: Time Passes. Listen. Time Passes.
First Voice: Up the Street, in the Sailors' Arms...
First Voice: and in Willy Nilly the Postman's Dark...
First Voice: and the Morning School Is Over
First Voice: and the Shrill Girls Giggle and Muster Around Him...
First Voice: at the Sea End of Town
First Voice: from Beyon Butchers in Coronation Street...
First Voice: from Where You Are...
First Voice: in Butchers Beyon's...
First Voice: in the Blind-Drawn Dark Dining-room of School House...
First Voice: the Child Says, and Then She Forgets Him Too...
First Voice: the Music of the Spheres Is Hear Distincly...
First Voice: the Thin Night Darkens.
First Voice: to Begin at the Beginning
First Voice:...Herring Gulls Heckling Down the Harbour...
First Woman: Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard
For Anne Gregory / by W.B. Yeats
From Adventures in the Skin Trade : Among Those Killed in the Dawn Raid Was a Man Aged One Hundred
From Beynon Butcher's in Coronation Street
From Nightwood, 'Watchman, What of the Night?'
Fuegos Artificiales a la Distancia
GOSSAMER BEYNON I don't care if he [i]is[/i] common…
Gossamer Beynon High-Heels Out of School
Gossamer Beyon: in Don't Care if He IS Common...
Guide Book: 'Less Than Five Hundred Souls'
Guide Book: Less Than Five Hundred Souls...
Gwilym's chapel was the last old barn before the field…
He backed the mare into Union Street…
I Knock at the Door, Chapter II, Excerpt
If I Were Tickled By the Rub Of Love
If I Were Tickled by the Rib of Love
If I Were Tickled by the Rub of Love
In Death Divided / by Thomas Hardy
In My Craft or Sullen Art / by Dylan Thomas
In Tara's Halls / by W.B. Yeats
In the Blind-drawn Dark Dining Room
In the middle of the night I woke…
In the morning I woke from a dream of fiery horses…
Introduction to Over Sir John's Hill
Introduction to Poem in October
It was six o'clock on a winter's evening.
John Kinsella's Lament from Mrs. Mary Moore / by W.B. Yeats
Johnnie Crack and Flossie Snail
King Lear, Act Ii, Scene 4, Beginning "Hear Me My Lord" / by William Shakespeare
King Lear, Act Iii, Scene 2 / by William Shakespeare
King Lear, Act Iv, Scene 7, Beginning "Where Have I Been?" / by William Shakespeare
LILY SMALLS Oh, there's a face!
Leda and the Swan / by W.B. Yeats
Light Breaks Where No Sun Shines
Light That Breaks Where No Sun Shines
Lily Smalls: Oh, There's a Face!
Long-legged Fly / by W.B. Yeats
Look, Says a Child to Her Mother...
Lord Cut-Glass, in His Kitchen Full of Time
Läser Ur Sin Novell a Child's Christmas in Wales
MR PRITCHARD You first, Mr Ogmore
MRS OGMORE-PRITCHARD Mr Ogmore!
Master and Bos'n Song / by W.H. Auden
Mid-Day Mr and Mrs Pugh Are Silent
Mid-Day. Mr and Mrs Pugh Are SIlent
Mid-day. Mr and Mrs Pugh Are Silent
Mr Pritchard: You First, Me Ogmore.
Mr Waldo: Come and Sweep My Chimbley
Mr. Waldo - Come and Sweep My Chimbley
Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, La-Di-Da
Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard: Mr Ogmore!
Mrs Willy Nilly Steams Open Mr Mog Edwards's Letter
My Dark-headed Kathchen / by John Manifold
NARRATOR Even now, on the frozen foreshore…
NARRATOR I went out of the hotel into the snow…
NARRATOR It was a cold white day in the High Street…
NARRATOR and he hurried on, into the dervish snow…
NARRATOR the Hall is shattered…
Naming of Parts / by Henry Reed
News of the World II / by George Barker
Now out of that bright what snowball of Christmas…
Now, in Her Iceberg-White... Nightgown
O Boys! O Boys! / by Oliver St. John Gogarty
ORGAN MORGAN Help! cries Organ Morgan…
On Reading One's Own Poems (Dylan Thomas Introduction)
On Reading Poetry Aloud, a Bbc Talk by Dylan Thomas Continued
On Reading Poetry Aloud, a Bbc Talk by Dylan Thomas
On Sunday evening, after Bethesda…
On a Portrait of a Deaf Man / by John Betjeman
One Christmas was so much like another in those years…
One Poet Visits Another / by W.H. Davies
Organ Morgan: Help! Cries Organ Morgan...
Outside Rabiotti's café, Leslie said…
POLLY GARTER I loved a man whose name was Tom…
Paradise Lost Book I. 242-270 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book I. 315-330 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book I. 622-663 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book II. 430-466 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book II. 681-877 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book II. 817-844 / by John Milton
Paradise Lost Book II. 968-987 / by John Milton
Parody 'I Climb the Stairs After a Tedious Masquerade ... ' / by Patrick Boland
Passing the Graveyard / Andrew Young
People Are Moving Up and Down the Cobbled Streets
Persons with Manners Do Not Read at Table
Poem in October (It Was My Thirtieth Year)
Poem: A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London
Poem: a Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London
Poem: in the White Giant's Thigh, Part 1
Poem: the Hand that Signed the Paper from the Modern Muse
Polly Garter: I Loved a Man Whose Name Was Tom...
Prose: A Visit to Grandpa's, Part 1
Prose: A Visit to Grandpa's, Part 2
Prose: A Visit to Grandpa's, Part 3
Prose: Quite Early One Morning, Part 1
Prose: Quite Early One Morning, Part 2
Prose: Quite Early One Morning, Part 3
Prose: Quite Early One Morning, Part 4
Prose: Visit to America, Part 1
Prose: Visit to America, Part 2
Prose: Visit to America, Part 3
Quite early one morning in the winter in Wales…
REV. ELI JENKINS Dear Gwalia! I know there are…
REV. ELI JENKINS Every morning, when I wake…
Reading One's Own Poems Aloud (Dylan Thomas Introduction)
Rev. Eli Jenkins: Dear Gwalia! I Know There Are...
Rev. Eli Jenkins: Every Morning, When I Wake...
Revd Eli Jenkins: Every Morning When I Wake
Rosie Probert and Captain Cat - Love Duet
Rosie Probert and Captain Cat: Love Duet
SECOND VOICE the afternoon buzzes like lazy bees…
SECOND VOICE …herring gulls heckling down to the harbour…
Sacco Writes to His Son / by Alun Lewis
Second Voice: Now the Afternoon Buzzes Like Lazy Bees...
September 1, 1939 / by W.H. Auden
Solomon and the Witch / by W.B. Yeats
Song: 'But I always think as we tumble into bed...'
Song: 'Johnnie Crack and Flossie Snail'
Song: 'Now when farmers' boys on the first fair day...'
Song: Johnnie Crack and Flossie Snail
Song: Mr Waldo - 'Come and Sweep My Chimney'
Song: Mr Waldo - Come and Sweep My Chimbley
Song: Mr Waldo — 'Come and sweep my chimbley'
Song: Polly Garter - 'I Loved a Man'
Song: Polly Garter - I Loved a Man
Song: Polly Garter — 'I Loved a Man'
Song: Rev Eli Jenkins - 'Sunset Poem'
Song: Rev Eli Jenkins - Sunset Poem
Song: Rev Eli Jenkins — 'Every morning, when I wake'
Song: Rosie Probert and Captain Cat - 'Love Duet'
Song: Rosie Probert and Captain Cat - Love Duet
Song: Rosie Probert and Captain Cat — 'Love Duet'
The Bards / by Walter de la Mare
The Hand That Signed the Paper
The Modern Age - Dylan Thomas - Do Not Go Gentle into That Goodnight
The Revd Eli Jenkins, Inky in His Cool Front Parlour
The Sunny Slow Lolling of Afternoon Yawns and Moons Through the Dozy Town
The Sunny, Slow Lulling Afternoon
The Tombstone Told When She Died
The Town Smells of Seaweed and Breakfast
The Traveler's Curse After Misdirection, Translated from the Welsh
The Villagers Go About Their Business
The Voice of Dylan Thomas, Introduction by Douglas Cleverdon
The barmaid, with gold hair and two gold teeth in front…
The grass-green cart, with 'J. Jones, Gorsehill' painted…
The voice of Dylan Thomas, an introduction by Douglas Cleverdon
Time Passes. Listen. Time Passes
Time clouded over, the cows wondered…
Under Milk Wood - A Play for Voices
Utah Watkins: Thirty Four, Thirty Five..
Watchman, What of the Night? from Nightwood / by Djuna Barnes