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Work details

Applicant or licensee name:

Bryony Griffith

Applicant or licensee country:

United Kingdom

Application number:

OWLS000358-1

Application date:

07/06/2023

Status of application:

Application Received

Title or short description:

Loom Harmony by Fred Brown

Full description:

A Yorkshire dialect poem from Huddersfield poet Fred Brown (1893-1980) describing the sound of the shuttles and bobbins in the looms in local textile mills. I am only using the first line of the poem to represent the sound of the loom within a song.Printed in 'Songs of the Factory and the Loom' in 1943 (p8) and later published by The Yorkshire Dialect Society in 1972 in 'The Muse Went Weaving'. (no.43)

Category:

Written works

Type of work:

Poem

Museum, gallery, library or archive holding the work:

British Library, National Library of Scotland, Library of Trinity College, Dublin, National Library of Wales , various libraries across Yorkshire.

Details and dates of publication, broadcast and/or distribution:

'The Muse Went Weaving' (1972) published jointly by HUB PUBLICATIOBS LTD, Youlgrave, Bakewell, Derbyshire and THE YORKSHIRE DIALECT SOCIETY with financial assistance from THE YORKSHIRE ART ASSOCIATION

Uses

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Known creators or right holders

Type	Located	Name
Creator	No	Fred Brown
Beneficiary	No	Richard Brown

Known identifiers

eg International Standard Book Number (ISBN)

Type	Identifier
ISBN (International Standard Book Number)	ISBN 0902707175