Robert Frost in Recital

To c haracterize Robert Frost's poetry is to speak of mastery of not one voice but many voices, and that is most apparent when he is heard reading his poems aloud. He portrays men and women in rural New England and differentiates among them, giving them real feelings and real utterances. That diversity is evident on this recording, which includes Frost's readings at the Poetry Center of the 92nd Street Y in New York City.