James Agee
Songs in corporation with
A Country Letter (James Agee, Walker Evans, Ruby Dee, George Grizzard)
All Over Alabama, the Lamps Are Out (James Agee, Walker Evans, Ruby Dee, George Grizzard)
Clothing (James Agee, Walker Evans, Ruby Dee, George Grizzard)
Colon (James Agee, Walker Evans, Ruby Dee, George Grizzard)
There are on this hill three such families I would tell you of: the Gudgers, and the woods, and besides these, the Ricketts (James Agee, Walker Evans, Ruby Dee, George Grizzard)
Knoxville, Summer of 1915, Op. 24 - Vocal (Samuel Barber & James Agee & Eleanor Steber & William Strickland & Dumbarton Oaks Festival Orchestra)
Songs
A Death in the Family, P. 11 Ff. "We Are Talking Now of Summer Evenings . . ." P. 13 Ff. "Now Is the Night One Blue Drew . . ."
A Lullaby
A Summing Up - Agee's Insight, Compassion and Unfailing Humor
A. E. Housman, Mercentary Soldiers
Agee's Three Marriages - Days on Fortune - of the Writing of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, the Morning Watch and Death in the Family
Collected Short Prose, P. 125 Ff. "Now As Awareness . . ."
James Agee, Theme with Variations
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, P. 87 Ff. "By Now It Is Full Glass Light . . ." P. 91 "And the Breakfasts Ended . . ."
Shakespeare, from King Lear
Sonnet, "Now on the World and on My Life As Well"
The Morning Watch, P. 126 Ff. "The Ferment of the Hogpen . . ."
White Mane