Robert S. Carr wrote a poem titled "Beethoven," published in Weird Tales magazine in August 1927, and it's available as an audio recording on LibriVox as part of a poetry collection, showcasing the American fantasy/sci-fi author's work beyond his well-known novels like The Rampant Age. Key Details:Author: Robert Spencer Carr (1909-1994).Work: A poem.Publication: Weird Tales, August 1927.Availability: An audio version is found in LibriVox's Short Poetry Collection 236, with the track "Beethoven". This poem is a notable piece from Carr, who was also known for his pulp fiction and early science fiction, linking a literary work about the famous composer to the genre of weird tales. iServalan™Music, listening, and the Continuum Approach: Exploring sound across genres, eras, and performance cultures — from Baroque to punk, hip-hop to minimalism — without hierarchy or haste.🎧 Podcast & essays: 🎻 Music Schoolhttps://iservalan.gumroad.com/l/concervatoire?https://iservalan.gumroad.com📚 Books & long-form work by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA:https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B0CWGX2DJ6🎨 Professional profile:https://www.a-n.co.uk/person/sarnia-de-la-mare-frsa-2/#iServalan #ContinuumApproach #MusicPodcast #RadicalListening #MusicAcrossGenres#PerformanceCulture #SarniaDeLaMaré

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