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Wordsworth Grasmere
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Wordsworth Grasmere cares for Dove Cottage, the home of William and Dorothy Wordsworth, at Grasmere, in the heart of the Lake District. Here at Dove Cottage, Wordsworth wrote some of his best and most enduring poetry, and his sister Dorothy wrote her Grasmere journal.
Wordsworth Grasmere also cares for a Designated collection of over 70,000 items, comprising around 90% of Wordsworth's original verse manuscripts, printed books and fine art.
On this Channel, you will find explorations of our amazing collection, behind the scenes footage of the museum and Jerwood Centre (our library and archive) and glimpses of the work we do with students and community groups.
Wordsworth Grasmere also cares for a Designated collection of over 70,000 items, comprising around 90% of Wordsworth's original verse manuscripts, printed books and fine art.
On this Channel, you will find explorations of our amazing collection, behind the scenes footage of the museum and Jerwood Centre (our library and archive) and glimpses of the work we do with students and community groups.
Tortured Poets: Part 2
Part Two: What is a Tortured Poet?
Why did William Wordsworth weary himself ‘to death’ when writing his poetry?
#WilliamWordsworth #DoveCottage #TheLakes #TaylorSwift #TaylorNation #TorturedPoets #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #TTPD #TSTTPD #Shorts
Why did William Wordsworth weary himself ‘to death’ when writing his poetry?
#WilliamWordsworth #DoveCottage #TheLakes #TaylorSwift #TaylorNation #TorturedPoets #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #TTPD #TSTTPD #Shorts
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Tortured Poets: Part 1
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Taylor Swift has introduced us to the idea of the tortured poet, but did you know the notion of the tortured artist began 200 years ago? #WilliamWordsworth #DoveCottage #TheLakes #TaylorSwift #TaylorNation #TorturedPoets #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment #TTPD #TSTTPD #Shorts
Thomas De Quincey's 1803 letter to Wordsworth
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In this short film, Professor Robert Morrison, British Academy Global Professor at Bath Spa University, explains why this manuscript is the most important letter Thomas De Quincey ever wrote. Filmed in the Jerwood Centre at Wordsworth Grasmere. To learn more about our collection, visit: wordsworth.org.uk/ To learn more about Professor Morrison's work: robertjhmorrison.com/ www.thebritishacademy...
A Grand Day Out at Wordsworth Grasmere - Stagecoach & Age UK
Просмотров 1343 месяца назад
In collaboration with Stagecoach and Age UK, Wordsworth Grasmere provided a memorable experience and laid on lunch. The group enjoyed an exclusive tour of Dove Cottage, explored the Museum and Garden-Orchard and then had a private talk in the Jerwood Centre.
Wordsworth Grasmere Experience - A Grand Day Out - Stagecoach & Age UK
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In collaboration with Stagecoach and Age UK, Wordsworth Grasmere provided a memorable experience and laid on lunch. The group enjoyed an exclusive tour of Dove Cottage, explored the Museum and Garden-Orchard and then had a private talk in the Jerwood Centre.
Poetry, Paint and Performance: Seeing into the life of things
Просмотров 857 месяцев назад
How does William and Dorothy Wordsworth’s writing continue to do good in the twenty-first century? On 12 October 2022 Susan Allen and Tish Thornton from the Wordsworth Trust, alongside artist Alison Critchlow, explored some of the inspiring and creative projects that they have worked on with groups around Cumbria, from carers to theatre groups to fell farmers to people in prison. Susan and Alis...
Ridiculous Romantics
Просмотров 207Год назад
This event was sponsored by the AHRC-funded project ‘The Romantic Ridiculous’. Romantic poets like William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge are celebrated for their solemn and spiritual connection to the landscape, from the summits of mountains to fields of dancing daffodils. This aesthetic of lofty genius and sublime scene has been one that has endured for hundreds of years - but should ...
Poetry, Paint and Performance: Kirkgate Youth Theatre
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Kirkgate Youth Theatre and Tish Thornton have been working on bringing Wordsworth’s poem ‘Goody Blake and Harry Gill’ into the modern age, inspiring debate about living today.
Exploring Dorothy Wordsworth's Commonplace Book
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Dorothy Wordsworth kept a commonplace book between 1820 and 1836. Mostly in her handwriting, it contains a variety of letters, recipes, home remedies, newspaper clippings and her own poems. In this event on 24 March 2022 Professor Michelle Levy and Principal Curator Jeff Cowton explore Dorothy’s commonplace book page by page, discussing Dorothy’s poetic practices of composition and revision, co...
Angels crying on my tongue
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Refuge from the Ravens: Wordsworth re-written by homeless Britain is an exhibition showing from 10 September 2022 - 31 December 2022 at Wordsworth Grasmere. This short film shows makers from the project reading their work. The full version of this film is on display in the exhibition. Find out more: wordsworth.org.uk/refuge-from-the-ravens/
Christabel, or the Mad Mother
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Refuge from the Ravens: Wordsworth re-written by homeless Britain is an exhibition showing from 10 September 2022 - 31 December 2022 at Wordsworth Grasmere. These short films show makers from the project reading their work. Find out more: wordsworth.org.uk/refuge-from-the-ravens/
Slo-worm
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Refuge from the Ravens: Wordsworth re-written by homeless Britain is an exhibition showing from 10 September 2022 - 31 December 2022 at Wordsworth Grasmere. These short films show makers from the project reading their work. Find out more: wordsworth.org.uk/refuge-from-the-ravens/
The Thorn
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Refuge from the Ravens: Wordsworth re-written by homeless Britain is an exhibition showing from 10 September 2022 - 31 December 2022 at Wordsworth Grasmere. These short films show makers from the project reading their work. Find out more: wordsworth.org.uk/refuge-from-the-ravens/
Wordsworth Grasmere Experience
Просмотров 472Год назад
‘Wordsworth Grasmere Experience’ Visit us at Wordsworth Grasmere, book tickets www.wordsworth.org.uk Be Surprised. Be inspired. Whilst living at Dove Cottage with his family, Wordsworth wrote many of his greatest poems and his sister Dorothy kept her Grasmere journal. Wordsworth Grasmere tells the story of this remarkable time in his life. Step into another century as you experience the sights,...
(Re)Acting Romanticism: Disability and Women Writers
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(Re)Acting Romanticism: Disability and Women Writers
Susanna Blamire, Medicine, and Romantic Women’s Poetry
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Susanna Blamire, Medicine, and Romantic Women’s Poetry
University Short Courses at Wordsworth Grasmere
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University Short Courses at Wordsworth Grasmere
Reflections on Dorothy Wordsworth's Closest Relationships
Просмотров 591Год назад
Reflections on Dorothy Wordsworth's Closest Relationships
GeoWeek 2022: The Matter of the Lakes
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GeoWeek 2022: The Matter of the Lakes
Recovering Dorothy: Dorothy Wordsworth after the Grasmere Journals
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Recovering Dorothy: Dorothy Wordsworth after the Grasmere Journals
Festival of Discovery - By Nature Led: Exploring Ideas of Change & Conservation in the Natural World
Просмотров 872 года назад
Festival of Discovery - By Nature Led: Exploring Ideas of Change & Conservation in the Natural World
Thomas De Quincey: The Opium-Eater’s Confessions 200 Years On
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Thomas De Quincey: The Opium-Eater’s Confessions 200 Years On
Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Kathleen Winter
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Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Kathleen Winter
Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Alex Jakob-Whitworth
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Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Alex Jakob-Whitworth
Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Final Words from Pamela Woof
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Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Final Words from Pamela Woof
Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Lee Hassall
Просмотров 922 года назад
Dorothy: Writer, Sister, Friend - Lee Hassall
I love this! What a nice dialogue between now and then :)
Very nice!!
Worth of words. 😊
Nice 👍
Lol, even the gread Wordworth didn't make enough space for his full name lke the rest of us.
Appreciate it!
Such a beautiful film!
You should've slanted great god and pagan to make them rhyme idk if that how it was originally but that just sounds cooler
I really enjoyed this. What is the background music piece?
I would love to go, it is exactly the sort of place that interests me, but I am too far away. Perhsps next year.
Isnt the 2nd to last line go "Have sight of Proteus rising from the sea" instead of coming out of the sea?
I hate this
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Really Wonderful Reading....but Please 📣📣📣📣 make the Volume HIGHER !
Magical 🙏
Good to see, Sir Poet laureate
Thank you.
A very insightful and enthralling video..thanks all
Very poignant and so well presented, thank you.
That was beautifully rendered. So glad to have heard your poem.
Thank you for this video, this was very interesting. I am interested in going in to being a museum curator and a lot of the videos on youtube about being a curator are quite lengthy and this video was perfect, clear and quick. Thanks a lot!
As a friend of the late Dr. Christopher Maycock this is wonderful tribute.
That accent - transcendent. I don't think I've ever known any poem so beautifully recited. The visuals beautiful and the most perfect captioning. A great unpretentious poem, maybe one of the most perfect in the English literary canon.
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Treasured memories. Well worth a visit. It has been 15 years for me, but I want to visit again. Greetings from California.
So lovely to see the Cal Poly English majors featured here in this gorgeous video!
Nice
The norwegian band Prudence (1969-1975) composed music to William Wordsworth's "Lines Written in Early Spring" and they called it "What Man Has Made of Man" and was released in 1972 on their debut album "Tomorrow May Be Vanished". The record label Polydor made a mistake back then and composer/singer Åge Aleksandersen has tried to correct it ever since, William Wordsworth was not credited as songwriter Musically, Prudence is a mix of Jethro Tull and The Band with hints of Deep Purple, Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix ruclips.net/video/uLc-bcxNmWc/видео.html
Excellent video! Thank you so much for this wonderful explanation of the conversations happening behind the poetry
beautiful
I have posted a paper, "Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Plagiarism of Mathew Franklin Whittier," which is downloadable at the following link. It can also be found by searching on the title on Academia.edu. www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_EBB.pdf
My man Nick Makoha.
I was confused about the pronunciation of 'sate' Is that a pun or just the old spelling of sat?
Beautifully done--a fascinating discussion that captures many of the most important points of Polly's new book(s). Thanks for sharing.
A Sublime Reading Of Wordsworth’s Greatest Poem.......I’d really like to hear you read Shelleys “ The Question “ 🌷
Volume Inaudible !!!!!! PLEASE FIX .....
Just a Tad More Microphone Volume ! .....Please......Thanks !
Beautiful Reader......Magical !!!!!…………More Please !!!!!.....You And Wordsworth Make This World Better Place !
Thanks to the Trust and especially Pamela Woof for a splendid hour of reflections about Dorothy Wordsworth. Pamela's talk has all the qualities of her subject: a language of feeling, of painterly concreteness, of naturally patient perception that beholds every nuance. Just lovely.
Thank you that was wonderful
So illuminating .....
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You may notice an extra pair of hands popping up on screen! We had a couple of issues with the camera focusing on the night, and Curator Melissa Mitchell has filmed new video footage for those sections. The speakers' audio continues as normal.
As a Yorkshire woman, I always laugh when people such as narrators or actors, give a regional accent to their portrayal of educated people. William and Dorothy and Samuel would have been well spoken; there is NO WAY that a man could enter Oxford or Cambridge universities by using a regional accent and grammar school children would be well spoken and not have regional accents! The same applies to Patrick Bronte who was also a Cambridge student. Even today, strong regional accents in Oxbridge interviews will not be an asset. I hear this from parents and young people in 2021.
lovely. thank you
Excellent recitation... 😍😍
Awesome love William and Dorothy Wordsworth
Beautiful!
Well worth a visit, and Simon Armitage is a stellar poet.