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bpNichol, 1944-1988

bpNichol Tape Notebook #54
Let's Write, programs 9-12: instructional tape including bpNichol, by Ontario Educational Communications Authority #52
The Four Horsemen Performing at Walter Phillips Gallery on Tuesday, May 18 #50
Four Horsemen Reading (possibly for CBC) #49
MATING TIME by bpNichol and John Beckwith for T.R.G Performance on CBC #48
bpNichol Sound Poetry and Music with Piano #46
Dub of Ear Rational, Sound Poems by bpNichol #43
bp nichol by High Barnet Company #42
2 Nights by The Four Horsemen #36
bpNichol interviewing John (jw) Curry, Gerry Shikatani and Steve McCaffery on Sept. 06, 1986 #37
Ear Lick performed for CBC on April 13, 1987 #30
bpNichol reading at Carleton University on October 14, 1984 #8
bpNichol reading the Martyrology at SFU on July 23, 1981 #7
bpNichol reading at Milwaukee Public Library for Woodland Pattern on February 24, 1980 #5
bpNichol reading at University of Alberta in 1978 #2
bpNichol reading at Selkirk College on Jan. 26, 1977 #1
EARRATIONAL, bpNichol, Side 2, master tape, recorded Nov. 1, 1982 #15
bpNichol reading at Don Mills Collegiate Institute on Feb. 14, 1980 tape 1 of 2 #3

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