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Sappho Through English Poetry by Sappho, 2004-06-01 A Sappho of Green Springs by Bret Harte, 2010-07-06 Sappho: Poems & Fragments by Sappho, 1992-12-31 Sappho's Gymnasium by Olga Broumas, T. Begley, 2000-11-01 The Sappho History by Margaret Reynolds, 2003-09-06 Sappho's Gift: The Poet and Her Community by Franco Ferrari, 2010-05-31 The Love Songs of Sappho (Literary Classics) by Sappho, 1999-01 Where Sappho Sang by Theodore Fithian, 1993-03 The Poetry of Sappho by Jim Powell, 2007-09-06 From Sappho to De Sade: Moments in the History of Sexuality Sappho: A Play in Verse by Lawrence Durrell, 1967-06 Sappho in the Making: The Early Reception (Hellenic Studies) by Dimitrios Yatromanolakis, 2008-03-30 Reading Sappho: Contemporary Approaches (Classics and Contemporary Thought) Sappho and the Greek Lyric Poets by Willis Barnstone, 1988-11-23

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21. Willkommen Bei Weltchronik.de - 2000 Jahre Chronik - Geschichte Online
    Biographische Notiz.  
    http://www.in-kiel.de/~cethegus/personen/s/sappho.html

22. The Sappho Project Home Page
    The sappho Project is a nonprofit organization that have produced two exhibits whichreveal the life and creative work of sappho. What is the sappho Project?  
    http://www.lesbian.org/sappho-project/sapphohome.html
    
    Extractions: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAPPHO OF MYTILENE (LESBOS) The Sappho Project is a nonprofit organization consisting of highly qualified artists and administrators. To date, we have designed and produced two exhibits which reveal the life and extraordinary creative work of the great genius Sappho. Each exhibit honors her artistic achievements by graphically depicting her works and everyday life. These are based as far as possible on facts from the historical record. Both exhibits, a small and a larger one, tour galleries around the country as "artists' impressions" of the life of Sappho, from 7th century B.C. Lesbos up to contemporary times. They are available for renting and we can help you bring Sappho to your home town! See info below. We have designed our biggest exhibit yet and are currently seeking funding for its construction. This traveling installation will contain a large-scale multimedia exhibit containing many exciting features such as: a painted Temple to the Goddess Aphrodite, a facsimile of an archeological 'dig' in a striking rotunda, sculptures, a garden of plants native to Lesbos, interactive computer terminals programmed with Sapphic material, a children's 'treasure hunt', and a performance area for poetry, music and dance, to name some of its features.

23. The Bantock Society:
    Official site of organization founded by Jean Sibelius. Life, works, discography, article on sappho, with information on joining and annual fees.  
    http://www.musicweb.uk.net/bantock/
    
    Extractions: THE BANTOCK SOCIETY was founded in 1946 under the presidency of Jean Sibelius. A Trust Fund was initially established to promote interest in the life and work of Bantock and amongst the original signatories were Bax, Boult, Boughton, Brian, Dyson, Goosens and Vaughan Williams. Beecham's famous recording of Fifine at the Fair was partly funded by the Society. Since then, the Society has endured, if somewhat intermittently, in the service of Bantock's music. October 1996 marked the 50th anniversary of GB's death and with the recent flourish of excellent recordings and the current revival of interest in the composer's music the Society continues with renewed vigour. The Society now publishes The Bantock Society Journal twice a year in the winter and summer, with two supplementary newsletters in the spring and autumn. The Journal contains articles on Bantock's life and music as well as Society news, details of concerts, letters, books and CD reviews, and acts as a forum of discussion to which members are invited to contribute. You may read an illustrative article: Granville Bantock: The Hebridean Connection by Vincent Budd . The Newsletter keeps members up to date and in touch with all aspects of Bantock-related events. The society also organises meetings, lectures and recitals of Bantock's music. All members will receive the

24. Welcome To Sappho & Neraida Studios At Vatera Lesvos, Welcome To Sappho & Neraid
    Services, facilities and booking for of these studios located in Vatera.  
    http://www.sappho.gr

25. Sappho.Net
    sappho.Net. EURO++ Lesbian Finland Eurosappho WILD Rogue Amazonian stories sappho-net.deILIS List of lesbian lists. Image of sappho by Indina Beuche,  
    http://www.sappho.net/

26. Isle Of Lesbos
    An extensive selection of lesbian poetry by various authors, beginning with sappho up to more contemporary poets, mostly by women.  
    http://www.sappho.com/poetry/index.html
    
    Extractions: Isle of Lesbos : Poetry Welcome to the Lesbian Poetry pages. Here you will find: Historical Poetry - selected works and biographies of poets (of various orientations) who have written about affection between women. Contemporary Poetry - mini biographies of popular modern-day lesbian poets. Resources for Poets and Readers - where to find more biographical information, poetic anthologies, and web sites on this topic. Lesbian Poetry FAQ - answers to many commonly-asked questions about this section. Poetry Classical Art Vintage Images Quotations ... Alix North

27. Lesbian Finland
    The Lesbian Finland Suomeksi in Finnish. This page contains someleads to the lesbian life in Finland. If you need specific, or  
    http://www.sappho.net/finlez/english.html

28. Sappho Cobalt: Official Website
    Official website for this up and coming band.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/sc/sapphocobalt/index.html

29. Mary Robinson. Sappho And Phaon. 1796. British Poetry 1780-1910 At The Electroni
    sappho AND PHAON IN A SERIES OF Legitimate Sonnets, WITH THOUGHTSON POETICAL SUBJECTS, AND ANECDOTES OF THE GRECIAN POETESS.  
    http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/britpo/sappho/sappho.html

30. PROJECT GUTENBERG OFFICIAL HOME SITE -- Listing By AUTHOR
    Bret Harte.  
    http://promo.net/cgi-promo/pg/cat.cgi?&label=ID&ftpsite=ftp://ibiblio.or

31. Sappho And Phaon
    ~~~~~ sappho AND PHAON ~~~~~ THE SUBJECT OF EACH SONNET.  
    http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/britpo/sappho/sappho-poems.html

32. Sappho Connection
    For women who love women and who love to talk. All ages, all topics.  
    http://www.geocities.com/sappho_connection

33. UP Sappho Society
    The University of the Philippines' lesbian organization aimed at fostering camaraderie among the lesbian students.  
    http://members.tripod.com/up_sappho_society/index.html

34. Sandy's Place
    Includes lesbian focused fiction, links, and gallery.Category Arts Literature Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Online WritingSandy's Place. I'm going to be very busy HOBBIES..things that keep youbusy I hope you keep checking. ABOUT US me My New home Knitting  
    http://www.isleofsappho.com/

35. Elizabeth Vandiver's Sappho
    Translation, notes and metrical explanation on fr.1LP copyright 1997, by Elizabeth Vandiver.Category Arts Classical Studies Greek sapphoNavigation banner for Diotima (6k). sappho's Hymn to Aphrodite. Translation time?Who is now abusing you, sappho? Who is Treating you cruelly?  
    http://www.uky.edu/AS/Classics/vandiver.html

36. Sappho: Namesake For Sappho.geophys.mcgill.ca [132.206.152.35]
    Excerpt from sappho The Story of a Poet, by Edith Mora (Flammarion, 1966).Category Arts Classical Studies Greek sapphosappho, the first modern poet. sappho de Mytilène. ``I served beauty Was itin fact for me something greater?'' .. sappho. The first woman poet.  
    http://travesti.geophys.mcgill.ca/~olivia/SAPPHO/
    
    Extractions: From that time, from that island, we possess a treasure of radiant beauty and, more charged with emotion still than the most admirable object of marble or ceramic: some 650 lines, with cries of love, revolt and anguish, springing for the first time from a Greek mouth and this mouth was that of a woman: Sappho.

37. Sappho
    sappho. Greek English Here are some interesting links for sappho The Traditionof Psappha Human Being, Historical Figure, Songwriter, by Andrea Grant.  
    http://www.tufts.edu/org/hellenic/lesvos/sapphoen.html

38. Sappho Fr. 2, The Ode To Anactoria, From Wharton
    sappho, fragment 2, the Ode to Anactoria, or To a Beloved Woman, with classicEnglish translations from many hands, collected by HT Wharton.  
    http://classicpersuasion.org/pw/sappho/sape02.htm
    
    Extractions: That man seems to me peer of gods, who sits in thy presence, and hears close to him thy sweet speech and lovely laughter; that indeed makes my heart flutter in my bosom. For when I see thee but a little, I have no utterance left, my tongue is broken down, and straightway a subtle fire has run under my skin, with my eyes I have no sight, my ears ring, sweat pours down, and a trembling seizes all my body; I am paler than grass, and seem in my madness little better than one dead. But I must dare all, since one so poor ...

39. The Sappho Mailing List Home Page
    http://www.apocalypse.org/sappho/

40. Template: MusicWeb(UK)
    Brief study and review of his sapphic poem.  
    http://www.musicweb.uk.net/bantock/sappho.htm
    
    Extractions: Hyperion CDA66899 When I heard the Hyperion recording of Sappho I was "Knocked Sideways", to use the words of the young Benjamin Britten on his first hearing of Frank Bridge's "Enter Spring". When the record reviewers get round to this disc they will be reaching for the superlatives and it would not surprise me if it were to end up as Gramophone's Record of the Year. Sappho is a sensual and voluptuous orchestral song cycle for mezzo voice that has been virtually hidden for 90 years. Bantock creates a warm-textured thickly upholstered sound that has been caught to perfection by the engineer (Tony Faulkner) with a perfect balance between a large orchestra and the soloist, the mezzo, Susan Bickley. Following an orchestral prelude, there are nine songs and the work lasts fully an hour. Surviving fragments were collated and translated by Henry Wharton in 1885 and it was from this that Helen Bantock worked. One poem

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