Sound poetry
Found in 1295 Collections and/or Records:
from the cosmic typewriter - a somantric diversion [2] / Houedard, Dom Sylvester., 1963
Fuck / Cobbing, Bob., 1997
Fuerteventura for Herbert Burke / Cobbing, Bob., 1992
Fugitive Poem for Ernst Jandl, 1965
Full Throttle / Paul Dutton., 1994
Also designated #47 in series. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Funnel for Bob Cobbing at Seventy / Finch, Peter; Cobbing B., 1990
Furturismo Musica & Voci / Confusional Quartet; FT Marinetti; F Depero; Farfa; T Tzara; M Janco; R Huelsenbeck; K Schwitters; R Hausmann; G Balla; L Russolo., 1986
Furturismo Musica & Voci / Confusional Quartet; FT Marinetti; F Depero; Farfa; T Tzara; M Janco; R Huelsenbeck; K Schwitters; R Hausmann; G Balla; L Russolo., 1986
futura: 5 Vokaltexte. No.16 / Hiro Kamimura., 1967
Although the layout design appears to depict six poems written in Japanese ideograms, the German notes indicate that only five are present. One is a conventional poem that presents different attributes to the color red including references to flowers and the Soviet government and another to a picture. There is also a sound poem that has a made-up language. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
futura: Chamber Music. No.19 / Bob Cobbing., 1967
Single words are arranged vertically, horizontally, and diagonally to simulate the shape of twelve snowflakes. This arrangement is scored for sound or performance poetry. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
futura: January Fish. No.21 / Dick Higgins., 1967
The two major poems of the four in this presentation are two sound poems that use permutations of repetitions of English words to create a catchy musical rhythm. The first poem, seven box bus its, the first begins, 1 boxes boxing 2 busses boxes - busses - boxes - busses - busses bussing - busses bussing bounds - busses bussing - busses bussings busses... The second poem, animals yes animals begins, animals how come animals animals with newpapers animals quickly animals shoo skat animals observing winches animals... -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Futura: Poesia Sonora / Arrigo Lora-Totino, editor; F Cangiullo; S Cena; R Hausmann; F Dufrene; H Chopin; B Heidsieck; F Mon; G Ruhm; L Novak; CF Claus; J Cage; G Niccolai; A Spatola; B Gysin; P DeVree; P Vicinelli; I Isou; M Lemaitre; M Nannucci; S Lacy., 1990
First issued on 33rpm records in 1978. Stored in shelf CD cabinet. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Futura: Poesia Sonora / Arrigo Lora-Totino, editor; F Cangiullo; S Cena; R Hausmann; F Dufrene; H Chopin; B Heidsieck; F Mon; G Ruhm; L Novak; CF Claus; J Cage; G Niccolai; A Spatola; B Gysin; P DeVree; P Vicinelli; I Isou; M Lemaitre; M Nannucci; S Lacy., 1990
First issued on 33rpm records in 1978. Stored in shelf CD cabinet. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
futura: Rotapoems. No.12 / Emmett Williams., 1966
Rotapoems, dedicated to Dieter Roth, are in fact 6 versions of a poem in Roth's lyrical collection "Scheisse," Providence 1966. They are a return to a form Williams first used in his book "Konkretionen," Krefeld 1959, and the "Litanies for Alison Knowles," placed in a musical landscape by Dick Higgins in 1966. The vowels of Roth's original poem are shifted progressively from version to version, resulting in constant sound changes and frequent alterations in sense. They are meant to be read aloud." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Fylkingen: Cover Design, 1977
Fylkingen Och Sveroges Radio Presenterar / Higgins D ; Novak L ; Heidsieck B ; Hanson S ; Chopin H ; Cobbing B ; Giorno J ; Johnson BE ; Roth D ; Williams E ; Hodell A ; Lille C., 1969
Bob Cobbing has made notations for the actual performance times on Swedish radio on this personal copy. He notes that Valoch's contribution was not received in time for the festival. This copy is stored with Cobbing material. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Ga: First and Last Sound Poems / Valoch, Jiri., 1971
Designated Fives No.1. All phonemes in poems consist of repetitions and variations of "ga." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Ga (Il S) ) O (Ing) / Cobbing, Bob., 1989
Gail Song / Cobbing, Bob., 1971
This piece is present in the recording (33rpm) also held by the Sackner Archive entitled "Experiments in Disintegrating Language: Konkrete Canticle" (1971). In the recording the title Has been changed to Ga(il)o(ng). Work was previously stored in binder as a typwriter piece. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.