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Nikolaus Einhorn

Arbeiten (LP)

Label: Youdonthavetocallitmusic

Format: LP

Genre: Sound Art

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Great (but very little known) 1970's sound/text poetry recordings. Featuring two sound poetry recordings from 1973, "Arbeiten - ein Stuck fur alle" (already released as tape on the S Press label back in 1973) and "Cudrefin (minuit) - Found Music No.1" (previously unreleased). The first 250 copies include an onesided bonus 7inch with his track "Don't you may be, the essential interview" from the famous "Futura - Poesia Sonora" boxset (Cramps Records).

Nikolaus Einhorn was born at dresden in 1940. he studied german and english in munich and earns his living as a teacher at the dusseldorf high-school. in 1970 he co-founded the s press tape series", a label that was dedicated to acoustical literature (sound poetry), which today is one of the most important means of diffusion of experimental poetry. he has published numerous essays on the avant-garde of the twentieth century and a volume of essays on the literary work of Kurt Schwitters, published by the magazine "text + kritik". he has also produced radio programs on such authors as otto nebel, raoul hausmann, henri chopin, and on the poetry of the north american indians." (ubuweb)

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Cat. number: YOUDO 02
Year: 2006
Notes:
"Arbeiten - ein stück für alle" recorded 1973 & originally as [r=1566769] by S Press. "Cudrefin (minuit) - Found Music No.1" recorded 1973 & previously unreleased. Includes A4 insert with biographical information. The inner sleeve is rubber stamped on both sides. Limited edition of 250 numbered copies in rough cover (printed inside/out). The second 250 of 500, this without 7". In memoriam Michael Köhler (1946-2005) Thanks to Nicholas for his kind permission and Angela Koehler for providing the tapes and to Johannes Ullmaier & Peter Briefs for advice and support.

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