Speeches given at the Indigo jazz club

This material is held atSt John's College Library, University of Oxford

Reference
- GB 473 RG/H/I
Dates of Creation
- [1963]
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

The drummer Ramon Farran, husband of Graves's daughter Lucia, opened the Indigo jazz club in Palma in 1963.

Subjects

Personal Names

Farran, Ramon (b 1939) musician

Corporate Names

Indigo, jazz club

Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Robert Graves: Lectures and speechesRG/H

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'A Toast to the Immortal Memory of Robert Burns'RG/H/BN

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Creweian OrationsRG/H/CO

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Acceptance speech [for the Guinness Poetry Award]RG/H/GPA

'Humanism'RG/H/H

'Hebrew and Greek Myths Contrasted'RG/H/HGMC

Speeches given at the Indigo jazz clubRG/H/I

Speech given at the opening of Joan Miró's 80th birthday exhibitionRG/H/JM

'Moral Principles in Translation'RG/H/MPT

'Nine Hundred Iron Chariots'RG/H/NHIC

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'Poetic Gold'RG/H/PG

'The Phenomenon of Mass-Tourism'RG/H/PMT

'The Poet's Paradise'RG/H/PP

'Pulling a Poem Apart'RG/H/PPA

Speech given at a screening of 'A Lover's Quarrel with the World'RG/H/RF

Speech given at the Savoy HotelRG/H/SH

Acceptance speech for the 'Sol de Oro' awardRG/H/SO

'Taking English for a Ride'RG/H/TER

'The Uses of Superstition'RG/H/US

'The Word Báraka'RG/H/WB