| A1 |
Extract From Talk On Rhythm And His Poetry, With Readings From "The Lake Isle Of Innisfree" And "The Fiddler Of Dooney" (October 4, 1932) |
| A2 |
"The Song Of The Old Mother" (March 17, 1934) |
| A3 |
"The Lake Isle Of Innisfree" From "Coole Park And Ballylee" (October 28, 1937) |
| A4 |
Modern Poetry (October 11, 1936) |
| A5 |
"The Mask," "A Coat," "Her Anxiety," "After Long Silence"Narrator [Read By] – Siobhan McKenna |
| A6 |
Under Ben Bulben |
| B-I |
To The Rose Upon The Rood Of Time |
| B-II |
The Rose Of The World |
| B-III |
To Ireland In The Coming Times |
| B-IV |
The Song Of Wandering Aengus |
| B-V |
The Lover Mourns For The Loss Of Love |
| B-VI |
He Reproves The Curlew |
| B-VII |
He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven |
| B-VIII |
He Thinks Of His Past Greatness When A Part Of The Constellations Of Heaven |
| B-IX |
The People |
| B-X |
A Thought From Propertius |
| B-XI |
Broken Dreams |
| B-XII |
'I Am Ireland' |
| B-XIII |
The Statues |
