Hugh MacDiarmid reads A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle: Part 1
Loading...
Loading...
828
views
Loading...
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Uploader Comments (flammesombres)
see all
All Comments (6)
-
The total genius that was Macdiarmid....IRONY personified:)...ah love ta hear his take on the current 2012 rumblings.....
-
Presumably this is from the recordings available at PennSound?
-
this poem is a masterpiece, written by a genius
-
Quite perfect for today... Thank you.
Loading...
- 4:56
Ivor Cutler - Life in a Scotch Sitting Room, vol. 2, ep. 2by flammesombres1,058 views
- 8:14
Hugh MacDiarmid: A Portrait by Margaret Tait (1964)by luxmovingimage4,583 views
- 0:56
Hugh MacDiarmidby whirlingtamthebam1,508 views
- 4:01
Hugh Laurie: the British accent vs the Americanby Dronoman9,934,582 views
- 1:45
To The Futureby afwa1983205 views
- 10:50
First Minister - Scots Language Centre Interviewby scottishgovernment2,500 views
- 3:42
New Strategic Update from Hugh MacDiarmid, President and CEO, AECLby NRUCanada1,276 views
- 2:51
MacDiarmid memorialby deepinthewoods1,014 views
- 4:20
Traditional, (Persia, Palermo) Parandoush / Chiovu 'Abballati'by flammesombres971 views
- 24:06
Elliott Carter: Double Concerto, for harpsichord and piano [1959-61]by flammesombres1,203 views
- 13:27
topologos-01-A.mp4by jacsib1,406 views
- 15:49
Elliott Carter: A Symphony of Three Orchestras [1976]by flammesombres2,895 views
- 8:34
The Who - Won't Get Fooled Againby BBVCTom1,423,177 views
- 20:01
Elliott Carter: String Quartet no. 2 [1959]by flammesombres1,763 views
- 58:20
Adorno-Sesam öffne Dichby denkentutgut4,279 views
- 3:39
On a Raised Beach by Hugh MacDiarmid (i)by hartistry13 views
- 4:18
"Under Milk Wood" (prologue) by Dylan Thomas (poetry reading)by SpokenVerse11,871 views
- 2:28
On a Raised Beach by Hugh MacDiarmid (ii)by hartistry22 views
- 0:24
Ollie Evans covers Hugh MacDiarmidby fowlerpoetry46 views
- 2:35
I SPY FOR THE FBIby TOURQPOOL15,110 views
Not "idiomatic Scots" whatever that means but Scots, a language of its own.
scotsexile1 4 months ago
@scotsexile1 No. MacDiarmid drew from modern and historical words/phrases from all over Scotland to create a kind of idiomatic polyglot. Therefore "idiomatic Scots" describes it rather well, it's not really a "language of its own" at all.
flammesombres 4 months ago