The Reverend Mr. Black

One Fine Day

Blessing of Emily Dickinson

Housewife's Lament

Boom Goes London

We Hate to See Them Go

A Word about Malvina Reynolds

Look on the Sunny Side

Indroduction

Detroit Women's Coffee House

Irish Medley

Maggie

Newfoundland Medley

Newfoundland Independence Song

The Patriot Game

Introduction

Go Lassie Go

Lock Lomond

Introducing Doris Corbett

Audrey Lourde (February 18th, 1934 - November 17th, 1992)was an American writer, lesbian feminist, and civil rights activist. Her poems deal with issues related to civil rights, feminism, and the exploration of black female identity.

Need: A Choral of Black Women's Voice

Power

Who Said it was Simple

To My Daughter the Junkie on a Train

Dorothy Parker (August 22nd, 1893 - June 7th, 1967) was an American poet and writer best known for her wit.

The Evening Primrose

Tombstones

Parable for a Certain Virgin

The Veteran

One Perfect Rose

The Little Old Lady

The Red Dress

Plea

The Ladies Reward

Gertrude Stein (February 3rd, 1874 - July 27th, 1946)was an American Novelist, poet, and art collector.

06 Madame Recamier- An Opera

Doris Corbett was born in Conception Harbour, Newfoundland. Doris had an encyclopedic knowledge of history, politics, literature, and art. She was an inspiring teacher with a healthy disdain for 'academentia.' Her book learning was enhanced by travel and connection with people from all walks of life. She was an accomplished folksinger working in London, Ontario, Key West, and throughout Michigan. Throughout her life, she was a charismatic storyteller, believing that women's history and truth lay in the stories we tell in our own voices. Her roots in Newfoundland lay at the core of Doris's being. To know Doris was to love a gentle woman, respectful of others, ever ready to laugh.

Newfoundland Folk Singer

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