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The music you are now hearing is "Fantasia on a Fugue" [Musica Britannica 62] by William Byrd, a contemporary of Shakespeare.  The work was sequenced by internationally renowned Canadian harpsichordist John Sankey, to whom I owe a debt of gratitude for his kind permission to use all of his many recordings on Eaglesweb.com.

POEMA AD LIBITUM, Fortnight VIII (September 17 - September 30, 2004)
chosen at the discretion of your reader, with his notes where appropriate.

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Thomas Hardy [1840-1928][British]
A Meeting with Despair [1:23]
The Darkling Thrush [1:17]
The Going [1:46]
On the Departure Platform [1:03]
Weathers [0:48]
The Convergence of the Twain (Lines on the loss of theTitanic)[1:28]
A Broken Appointment [0:52]

Eric Bogle [1944-  ]: The Green Fields of France [1:53]
Eric Bogle composed the song of which the words of the recitation above are the lyrics (one version).  Bogle is a Scotsman who relocated to Australia.  His life and music recordings may be found at: www.windbourne.com/ebogle/eric.html.  I strongly recommend the music of this very talented singer-songwriter.

Arnold, Matthew [1822-1888]:
Growing Old [1:52] [2nd recording]

Alice Meynell [1847-1922][British]:
The Garden [0:56]
A Song of Derivations [1:11]
The Unknown God [1:01]

James Thomson [1700-1748][British]:
Verses Occasioned by the Death of Dr. Aikman [0:38]
As We Rush in the Train [0:38]

Cardinal (John Henry) Newman S.J. [1801-1890][British]:
Melchizedek [1:04]
The Pillar of the Cloud [0:59]