Dylan Thomas at the BBC
Author : Dylan Thomas
Performed By : Dylan Thomas
Publisher : BBC Audiobooks Ltd
Runtime : 2 hours 5 minutes
Categories : Poetry
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Dylan Thomas reads his own prose and poetry in this unique collection from the archives.
Dylan Thomas is widely regarded as one of the 20th Century's most influential lyrical poets, his acclaim due in part to the idiosyncratic and surreal introspection which was his hallmark. Here Paul Ferris , biographer of both Dylan Thomas and his wife Caitlin, and editor of the poet's published letters, introduces a collection of fascinating archive material.
Primarily a poet, Thomas also published scripts and short stories. He publicly performed many of his works and took part in radio broadcasts. The rolling vigour of his voice, with its melodic subtlety and the almost hypnotic power of incantation, brought him almost as much fame as his poems.
The poems read include The Hand that Signed the Paper' , 'After the Funeral' and 'Poem In October' , whilst other material includes an extract from Under Milk Wood, featuring a young Richard Burton, its forerunner Quite Early One Morning , and Return Journey to Swansea , in which Thomas recalls the landscape of his youth.
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Aladdin
Author : Various
Performed By : Various
Publisher : BBC Audiobooks Ltd
Runtime : 1 hour 5 minutes
Categories : Under 10s
Fairy Tales
Classics
Short Stories
Dramatizations
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Aladdin - A wonderful old lamp gives big surprises.
Puss in Boots - A cat changes his owner's life.
Cinderella - A poor girl meets her Fairy Godmother.
Dick Whittington - The lure of riches leads Dick to London.
With music, sound effects and all the expertise of the BBC, these four traditional fairy tales are brought magically to life in full cast recordings, guaranteed to enchant all listeners.
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