Audio


1973
Barran agus asbhuain’, Claddagh, Dublin, 1973.

1976
An Evening with the Heretics; and, Hancock’s Half Hour: The Poetry Society.  Private recording.

1980
Fourteen Poems of Sorley MacLean: a commentary, Association for Scottish Literary Studies, Glasgow, 1980. [commentary is by Iain Crichton Smith]

1981
In mind o a makar: Robert Garioch 1909-1981, Scotsoun, Glasgow, 1981. [a tribute to Robert Garioch]

[198?]
Eadar da chogadh: the Early Poems of Sorley MacLean, Macdonald-Mitchell, Glasgow, [198?].

[198?]
Three Voices of Scotland: MacCaig, Garioch, Sorley MacLean. Private recording of a BBC radio broadcast.

[198?]
Poems in Scots and Gaelic, from 17 Poems for 6d, Scotsoun, Glasgow, [198?].

1985
Sorley MacLean reads his poetry … at the SPLA/Verse magazine event for the “Auld Alliance”, St. Cecilia’s Hall.  Recorded by the School of Scottish Studies, 29 August 1985.

1986
Sorley MacLean reads at a meeting of the Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse.  Private Scottish Poetry Library recording: includes discussion of W B. Yeats.

1986
Commonwealth Writers’ Conference. Private Scottish Poetry Library recording.

1988
Twa leids: Scots poetry intil Gaelic, Gaelic poetry intil Scots, Scotsoun, Glasgow, 1988.

1990
Joy Hendry interviews Sorley MacLean.  Private Scottish Poetry Library recording as part of BBC Radio Scotland programme entitled ‘Scots Quair’, 1990.

1991
Louise’s Hershaw’s Scottish Literature Dissertation Excerpts. Cassette of poetry with music produced to accompany dissertation; a study of the relationship between words and music, 1991.

1991
A Compass of Scottish Voices: … a Poetry Reading with Four of Scotland’s most memorable Poets. Private Scottish Poetry Library recording from St Cecelia’s Hall – tape 1: Sorley MacLean, 1991.

1991
Norman MacCaig’s 80th Birthday Celebrations; and Hogmanay 1990 Reading by MacCaig.  Private Scottish Poetry Library recording, 15 November 1991.

1993
Eurocantica: section art vocal du Cercle Culturel des Communantes Europeenes a Luxembourg: musical director Dafydd Bullock [Sorley  MacLean’s poem ‘Calbharaigh’ set to music by Ronald Stevenson] (Sain)

1994
Twa leids: Scots Poetry intil Gaelic, Gaelic Poetry intil Scots, Scotsoun, Glasgow, 1994.

1999
The Best of Scottish Poetry, Audio Book and Music Company, London, 1999.