passage in which the novel's title appears, have been printed in the front papers of some editions of the book including the 1957 first US edition. Multimedia Chris Marker created a 19-minute multimedia piece for the Museum of Modern Art in New York City titled Owls At Noon Prelude: The Hollow Men (2005), which was influenced by Eliot's poem. Music Denis ApIvor wrote a work called The Hollow Men for baritone, male chorus and orchestra around 1939. It had only one performance, in 1950, under the conductor Constant Lambert, and produced by the BBC through the influence of Edward Clark. Dutch composer Kees van Baaren set the poem in a cantata (1948) The song "Hollow Man" appears as the first track on the album Doppelgänger (1983) by the group Daniel Amos; the song is a paraphrase of Eliot's poem spoken over the music of "Ghost of the Heart" played backwards; "Ghost of the Heart" is the last song on the group's previous album ¡Alarma! (1981) Eliot's poem inspired The Hollow Men (1944), a piece for trumpet and string orchestra by composer Vincent Persichetti and one of his most popular works. Finnish musical producer Axel Thesleff created a musical interpretation of the poem in form of a five-track LP. Television Not with a Bang was a short-lived British television sitcom produced by LWT for ITV in 1990. See also Gunpowder Plot in popular culture References External links Text of the poem with notes Scans of the 1925 publication of the poem, in a 1934 reprint 1925 poems Poetry by T. S. Eliot World War I poems Modernist poems American poems