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Side A is a recording of the musical band Heimerinoi Kolymvites (Χειμερινοί Κολυμβητές). Side B continues from Side A.

Side A is the final few minutes of a performance “Oedipus the Tyrant" by Sophocles. At 5 minutes and 15 seconds begins a recording of an interview with writer Giorgos Maniotis. Side B is a memorial tribute to poet Minas Dimakis.

Side A is a recording of a presentation titled Oi Ellines tis Korsikis (trans.:"The Greeks of Corsica"). Side B is blank.

Side A is a recording of a performance of the play “Oi Ntantades” (trans: “The Nannies”) by Giorgos Skourtis. Side B may continue from Side A.

Side A is the first part of a recording of a performance of “Oi Xtistes” (trans.: “The Builders”) by Giorgos Heimonas. Side B continues from Side A.

Sides A and B are recordings of a discussion on Greek theatre.

Side A is the first part of a recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is the third part of a recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes. Side B continues from Side A and is the fourth and final part of the recording.

Side A is the first part of a recording of a performance of the play “The Suppliants” (Iketides) by Aeschylus. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is the first part of a recording of a performance of the play “Philoctetes” by Sophocles. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is a recording of poet Andonis Decavalles (AKA Andonis Manganaris-Decavalles) reciting his work. This recitation was originally broadcast on WFDM-TV on October 17 1983. Side B is a recording of George Thaniel reciting his work in 1989. It is unknown if this recitation was also broadcast on WFDM-TV.

Side A is a recording of the one-act play “Oi Anthropi kai ta Aloga” (People and Horses) by Kostas Mourselas, performed in a radio broadcast on the “Theatro tis Kyriakis” show on December 28, 1980. Side B is a continuation of the recording of the play by Mourselas as well as the first part of a recording of the play “To fiore tou Levante (“The Flower of the Levant) by Grigorios Xenopoulos,

Side A is a recording of a presentation lead by writer Aris Dikteos (AKA Kostas Konstantourakis) on “Greek Epigrams. Side B is a recording of a performance of the play “Oedipus at Colonus” by Sophocles with actor Alexis Minotis, broadcast as part of the “Theatro tis Defteras” (trans.: Monday Theatre) TV program on ERT-POLTEL.

Series consists of audio recordings used by Thaniel in the course of his work as professor of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Toronto. Recordings include interviews with authors and poets, poetry and prose readings, live theatre recordings, music performances, in addition to discussions and lectures. Also included is a recording of Thaniel reciting his own poetry, as well as a recording of the radio memorial dedicated to Thaniel that was aired in July 1991 after Thaniel’s sudden death in June 1991.

Side A is a recording of a broadcast of a performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra of the world premiere of “Circle of Thanatos and Genesis” by Theodore Antoniou, aired on January 24 1981. Side B is a recording of a lecture delivered by George Thaniel titled “Greek Romanticism.”

Item is a commercial recording produced by Dionysos EMI Greece with poetry by Angelos Sikelianos.

File consists of a bound curriculum vitae (CV) created by Thaniel.

Side A is a recording of poet Dinos Siotis presenting his biography and reciting his work in Ottawa in October 1983. Side B is a continuation of Side A.

Item is a detailed curriculum vitae (CV) created by Thaniel documenting his qualifications, as well as activities undertaken from 1970 to 1990, including lectures and teaching, poetry readings, and conferences and seminars, to name a few. This CV also includes a number of illustrations by Thaniel, as well as photographs of Thaniel from his travels to Greece, Italy, and Spain. There is also a photograph of Ed S. Phinney. The final page of text includes the poem “O Poitis as myn Fovatai” (Let not the Poet Fear) by Thaniel, as well as a translation of the same by Phinney.

Fonds consists of personal publications written by George Thaniel, including his curriculum vitae and the complete collection of The Amaranth journals. Fonds also consists of audio cassettes recordings used by Thaniel in the course of his work as professor of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Toronto. Recordings include interviews with Modern Greek authors and poets, poetry and prose readings, live theatre recordings, and music performances, in addition to discussions and lectures. Audio recordings further include Thaniel reciting his own poetry, as well as a memorial that was recorded posthumously following his sudden death in June 1991.

Side A is a recording of George Thaniel reading from his poetry. Side B is a recording of the memorial to George Thaniel broadcast on the radio show “Logitechnikes Selides” (trans: “Literary Pages”) broadcast in July 1991 after Thaniel’s sudden death in June 1991.

Side A is a recording of George Thaniel reading from his poetry. Side B is a recording of the memorial to George Thaniel broadcast on the radio show “Logitechnikes Selides” (trans: “Literary Pages”) broadcast in July 1991 after Thaniel’s sudden death in June 1991.

Item is a commercial recording produced by EMI Greece of Andreas Embirikos reciting his work. Side A includes excerpts from the collections “Ipsikaminos” and “Endochóra”. Side B includes excerpts from “Endochóra”, as well as “Eis Tin Odon Ton Filellinon”, “Ai Lexeis”, and “O Dromos”.

Item is a recording of an interview with writer Elias Simopoulos.

Side A is an interview with author Menis Koumandareas. Side B is a recording of a performance of “Amorgos” by Nikos Gatsos.

Item is a recording of an interview with writer Dido Sotiriou.

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet and essayist Evgenios Aranitsis. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Yannis Kondos

Side A is an interview with writer Giorgos Ioannou. Side B is an interview with writer Maria Iordanidou.

Side A is an interview with Giorgos Katos. Side B is an interview with Giannis Karatzoglou

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Giorgos X. Stogiannidis. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Anestis Evangelou.

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Kleitos Kyrou. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Prodromos Markoglou.

Side A is an interview with poet, author and essayist Kostas Tsiropoulos. Side B is an interview with writer Lilika Nakou

Side A is Myrto Anagnostopoulou–Pissalidou speaking about her life and her poetry. Side B is an interview with poet Manolis Xexakis.

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Nikos-Alexis Aslanoglou. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Charis Megalynos.

Side A is an interview with writer Petros Glezos. Side B is an interview with poet Dialechti Zevgoli-Glezou.

Side A is an interview with Thanos (Athanasios) Veloudios. Side B is an interview with Evgenios Spatharis.

Side A is a recorded interview with writer Tolis Nikiforou. Side B is a recorded interview with writer Maria Kentrou-Agathopoulou.

Side A is recording of an interview with actor Vasilis Diamantopoulos. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Michalis Katsaros.

Item is a commercial recording of Kyveli produced by Dionysos EMI Greece in 1982.

Side A is the continuation of the live performance of the play “Mana, Mytera, Mama” (“Mom, Mother, Mamma”) by Giorgos Dialegmenos. Side B (0m 0s – 16m 25s) is the final portion of the live performance of the play “Mana, Mytera, Mama” (“Mom, Mother, Mamma”) by Giorgos Dialegmenos. The final 30 minutes (beginning at 16m 26s) of Side B is a live recording of a performance of “Esoterikes Eidiseis” (“Inside News”) by Marios Pontikas.

Side A is the rest of the live recording of “Odyssea Gyrise Spiti” (“Odysseus/Ulysses Come Home”) by Iakovos Kambanellis. Side B is a live recording of a performance of the play “Mana, Mytera, Mama” (“Mom, Mother, Mamma”) by Giorgos Dialegmenos.

Side A is poet Loula D. Konstantinou speaking about her life and reading from her work. Side B is a continuation from Side A.

Side A is a recording of a memorial tribute to poet Takis Sinopoulos. Side B is a recitation of poetry by Angelos Sikelianos.

Side A is a recording of the poem Minyma (trans.: Message) by poet Gianni Koutsoxeron. Music is by Kostas Kosmidi with singer Afroula Oikonomou. It is unknown if Side B continues from Side A or if it is blank.

Side A is the first part of a recording of the play “Ax Auta ta Paidia” (Oh Those Guys) by Vasilis Andreopoulos. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is the first part of the recording of a performance of the play “I Kyria Pou Then Penthi” (The Lady Who Does Not Mourn) by Kostas Mourselas. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is a recording of poet Nikos Spanias reciting his work “Foros timis sto Gerogio de Chirico” (trans.: “Homage to Georgio de Chirico”). Side B is blank.

Side A is a recording of an interview with Nina Kokkalildou-Naxmia. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Yannis Yfantis.

This item is the first part of a recording of a collection of 6 one-act plays. Side A is a recording of the first two plays in the collection: “Oi Gigantes” (“The Giants”) by Babis (or Mpampis) Tsikliropoulos, followed by “Ο Έλεγχος/O Elegchos” (“The Control”) by Mitsos Efthymiadis. Side B is the third and fourth plays in the series: “Διακοπή Ρεύματος/Diakopí Révmatos" (“Power Outage”) by Kostas Mourselas, followed by “Ο Σιτιαρχης/O Sitiarchis” (“The Grain Lord”) by Giorgos Christofilakis.

This item is the second part of a recording of a collection of 6 one-act plays. Side A is a recording of the firth and sixth plays in the series: “Ο Μετανάστης/O Metanástis” (“The Immigrant”) by Giorgos Skourtis, followed by “Η Γυναίκα Και Ο Λάθος/ I Gynaíka Κai Ο Láthos” (“The Woman and the Mistake” by Iakovos Kambanellis. Side B continues from Side A, with the final part of the recording of “Η Υυναίκα Και Ο Λάθος/ I Γynaíka Κai Ο Λáthos” (“The Woman and the Mistake” by Iakovos Kambanellis.

Side A is a brief lecture followed by performances of Loula Anagnostaki’s one-act plays “I Poli” (The City) and “I Dianyktérefsi” (The Overnight Stay) broadcast on the radio show “Theatro tis Kyriakis”. Side B is a continuation of Side A. The final 8 minutes of side B is part of a recording of the radio show “Echmes tou lógou” (Speechless) on the works of Alexandros Kotzias, presented by
Athanasios Niarchos and performed by Vassilis Mavromatis.

Side A is an interview with philosopher Ioannis Theodorakopoulos. Side B is an interview with philosopher Evangelos Panagiotou Papanoutsos.

Side A is poet Nikos Pappas reciting his work after an introduction. Side B is poet Rita Boumi-Pappa reciting her work after a biographical introduction and summary.

Side A is poet Giorgos Seferis recitating his poems “Eleni” and “Epifania”. Side B is blank.

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Elias Simopoulos. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet P. A. Sinopoulos.

Side A is an interview with poet Georgios Vafopoulos. Side B is an interview with journalist Nikos Bakolas.

Side A is an interview with poet Aris Diktaios. Side B is an interview with writer Chares Sakellariou.

Side A is an interview with poet Dinos Christianopoulos (AKA Konstantinos Dimitriadis). Side B is an interview with writer Sakis Papadimitriou.

Side A is a recording of Greek writer Giorgos Chronas reciting his work set to music, followed by a brief discussion on his works and his inspiration. Side B is a recording of poet Nikos-Alexis Aslanoglou reciting his work from “O Thiskolos Thanatos” (trans: “The Difficult Death”) set to music.

Side A is an interview with poet Lena Pappa. Side B is an interview with poet Matthaios Mountes.

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Lily Iakovidou . Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Zefi Daraki.

Side A is an interview with poet Melissanthi (AKA Eve Chougia-Skandalaki). Side B is an interview with politician and poet Michail Stasinopoulos.

Side A is an interview with poet Miltos Sachtouris. Side B is an interview with poet Dimitris P. Papaditsas

Side A is a recording of an interview with poet Theofilos D. Fragkopoulos. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Dimitrios Stathopoulos.

Side A is an interview with poet Giannis Koutsocheras. Side B is an interview with poet Minas Dimakis.

Side A is poet Nikos Karouzos reciting his work with opera music playing in the background with certain works. Side B is poet Zoe Karelli (AKA Chryssoula Argiriadou) talking about her life and work before reciting her poetry.

Side A is an interview with poet Tasos Korfis. Side B is an interview with poet
Ektor Kaknavatos.

Side A is a recording of poet Titos Patrikios speaking about his life and reciting his work. Side B is a recording of poet Dimitris Doukaris speaking about his life and reciting his work.

Item is a recording of an interview with writer Aristotelis Nikolaïdis.

Side A is poet Eleni Vakalo reciting poetry excerpts. Side B is poet Eleni Vakalo reciting her poem “Tou Kosmou” (trans.: “Of the World”).

Side A is a recitation of poetry by Angelos Sikelianos. Side B is poet Giorgos Seferis recitating his poems “Eleni” and “Epifania.

Item is a recording (Sides A and B) of a presentation on the work of Yannis Koutsocheras. Side A is G. Gokfani (Γ. Γωκφάνη) presenting. Side B is George Thaniel presenting.

Side A is a recording of an interview with writer Giannis Maglis. Side B is a recording of an interview with writer Dimitrios Hatzis.

Side A is a recording of an interview with writer Alexandros Kotzias. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Alexandros Baras.

Side A is an interview with writer Antonis Samarakis. Side B is an interview with playwrite Alekos Lidorikis

Side A is an interview with writer Elli Alexiou. Side B is an interview with writer and poet Efi Panselinou

Side A is an recording of an interview with writer Galateia Saranti. Side B is a recording of an interview with poet Odysseas Elytis

Side A is an interview with writer Giorgos Ioannou. Side B continues from Side A.

Side A is an interview with writer Kostoula Mitropoulou. Side B is an interview with writer Filippos Drakontaidis

Side A is a recording of author Michalis Karagatsis (AKA Dimitrios Rodopoulos). Side B is a recording of author Nikos Kazantzakis.

Side A is an interview with writer Nikos Athanasiadis. Side B is an interview with writer Giannis Sfakianakis.

Side A is an interview with writer Triantafillos Pittas. Side B is an interview with writer Kay Cicellis.

Side A is an interview with writer Nikos Gavriil Pentzikis, discussing his work “"Fanni and Nikodimos". Side B continues from Side A.

Side A is a recording of an interview with writer Nikos Kasdagles. Side B is a recording of an interview with writer Dimitris Nollas.

Side A is a recording of an interview with journalist Petros Charis. Side B is a recording of an interview with writer Stelios Xefloudas.

Side A is a recording of author Stratis Tsirkas (AKA Yiannis Hatziandreas) dated shortly after his death on January 28 1980. Side B is a recording of author Ioulia Iatridi.

Side A is an interview with writer Thanasis Petsalis-Diomidis. Side B is an interview with writer I. M. Panagiotopoulos (Ioannis Michael Panagiotopoulos).

Side A is a recording of writer Pandelis Prevelakis speaking about his life and work and reading some excerpts of his writing. Side B is a recording of writer Costas Taktsis reading excerpts from his poetry and discussing his life and his work.

Item is a recording of an interview with Spiros Plaskovitis. Side B continues from Side A.

Side A includes a recording of a broadcast of the radio show “Aichmes tou logo” by Thanasis Niarchos featuring author Alexandros Kotzias, together with poets Spiros Tsaknias and Christoforos Liontakis. The next 15 minutes of Side A continues with a presentation on the works of Yannis Tsarouchis, including an interview with the artist. Side B continues from Side A with the rest of the interview with Tsarouchis. At around 20 minutes on Side B, there is a recording of the show “Theatro tis Kyriakis” (trans.: Sunday Theatre) with a discussion on the one-act plays by Kostas Mourselas.

Side A is a 10 minute and 44 second long recording of the 1954 film “I Agnostos” (“Madame X”) directed by Orestis Laskos. Side B is background noise that may have accidentally been recorded.

Side A is the first part of the recording of the play “Antigone or the Nostalgia of Tragedy” by Maria Lampadaridou-Pothou. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is the third part of the recording of the play “Antigone or the Nostalgia of Tragedy” by Maria Lampadaridou-Pothou. Side B continues from Side A, and is the fourth and final part of the recording. Side B also includes a recording of writer Anastasios Giannaras.

Side A is the first part of a recording of a radio performance of the comedy “Den Eime Ego” (Not Me) by Gregorios Xenopoulos. Side B continues from Side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is the third part of the recording of a radio performance of the comedy “Den Eime Ego” (Not Me) by Gregorios Xenopoulos. Side B (0m 0s – 21m 00s)is a continuation of Side A and is the fourth and final part if the recording. The final 11 minutes (starting at 21m 00s) of Side B is an unidentified woman reciting Sikelianos’ work.

Side A is the continued recording of the play “E, Noikokyraoi” (trans: “Uh, Housewives) by Vasilis Andreopoulos. Side B is the final part of the recording of the play “E, Noikokyraoi” (trans: “Uh, Housewives) by Vasilis Andreopoulos.

Side A is a recording of a radio performance of “I Fameliá Tou Nichil” by Giorgos Chronas. Side B is a recording of a presentation on the life and work of poet Constantine P. Cavafy.

Side A is the third part of a recording of a performance of the play “I Vavylonia” (or Babylonia) by Dimitrios K. Vyzantios performed at the Thessalian Theatre in Larissa, Greece. Side B continues from Side A and is the fourth and final part of the recording.

Side A is a recording of a performance of the play “I Vavylonia” (or Babylonia) by Dimitrios K. Vyzantios performed at the Thessalian Theatre in Larissa, Greece. Side B is a continuation of side A and is the second part of the recording.

Side A is a recording of the play “Kapodistrias” by Nikos Kazantzakis performed in a radio broadcast on the “Theatro tis Tetartis” show on March 25, 1981. Side B is a continuation of the recording.