What Became of New England?

A Commencement Address

WHAT BECAME OF NEW ENGLAND?
Oberlin College, June 8, 1937

Typescript with manuscript corrections. "Printed with the permission of Mr. Frost from stenographic notes prepared for press by Robert S. Newdick

A Play

BREAD LOAF BOOK OF PLAYS
Middlebury, Vt. 1941

Inscribed: "To Earle: This may well have started me on my downward career toward playwriting. The first result is The Guardeen in your possession. R." In Frost's play a young graduate student outwits both a backwoods downeaster and a pretentious professor.

A Dream Pang

Sheet Music

A DREAM PANG
New York, 1946
Words by Robert Frost
Music by William Ames

Dust of Snow

DUST OF SNOW
New York, 1947
Words by Robert Frost
Music by Elliott Carter

Frostiana

FROSTIANA
Boston, 1959
Words by Robert Frost
Music by Randall Thompson

Frostiana chorus parts

Choruses for men's, women's and mixed voices with piano accompaniment for "Frostiana." Dedicated "to the townspeople of Amherst Massachusetts, on their two hundredth birthday." Thompson, a University of Virginia professor, also set passages from Thomas Jefferson to music in his Testament of Freedom, 1944.