On the back cover and internet, it is stated that Enzo Minarelli, after his university degree in psycholinguistics at Cà Foscari Venice, since early Seventies, has been developing his multiple activities, starting from the written word which will become oral, visual and a televisive one. He has been active in the field of linear and visual poetry, several one-man shows , editing also CDs and DVDs. He is the theorist of Polypoetry (its manifesto comes (sic) out at Valencia in 1986), stating the spectacular event of sound poetry, he has been performing abroad. He has been the publisher of the vinyl series 3ViTre Records, producing about twenty records both at 45 turns and LP, founding the 3Vitre Archive of Polypoetry which has been collecting verbo-voco-visual works at an international level. Scholar and researcher about orality and poetry, his essays and books are a well-known reference. As a video-poet, he has produced many video-poems since the early 80s. His website is http://www.3vitre.it. Enzo says: "Each page of "Corali in e', italian words for "Chorales in e', the old middle- aged manuscripts actually I do adore, follows the same visual approach trying to reproduce the pattern of the old chorales: in the upper part there are the five lines of the musical score to give the rhythm to the composition, the rectangular lines represent the borders, then a collage of images, and words to balance the whole meaning of the page, a modern, visive song in the style of a chorale." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.