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Revision as of 17:04, 2 June 2017
Poets in Prison is Delia's name for Poetry from Prison in which poems written by people in prison, many awaiting the death sentence, are set to music.
It was produced by Edward "Ted" Lucie-Smith who also translated some of the poems,[1] and performed at the City of London Festival[2] in June-July 1970.
ELS sent Delia a series of suitable poem texts on 30th January 1970, and paid her for her work on 21st July 1970. We don't know which poem texts were used, but Delia's papers contain musical note sequences for a dozen poems and her manuscript scores for half a dozen.
Poems
The following groups her papers according to the poems she may have used:
Anne Boleyn
"O death! rock me on sleep, / Bring me on quiet rest;" ...
