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Enzo Minarelli

Live In San Francisco (LP)

Label: Slowscan

Format: LP

Genre: Sound Art

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€22.60
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Edition of 200 copies, with printed inner sleeve. Great sound performance held at with an introduction by Charles Amirkhanian. Enzo Minarelli is one of the most significant sound poets of our time. First and foremost, he is a distinguished, important, even profound creative artist. His body of work, which he most appropriately terms "poly-poetry", includes not only conventional sound poetry, but also embraces inter-media sound poetry (his performances frequently include slide projections, musique concrete and the use of instruments and noise/sound emitting objects), concrete poetry or what Minarelli calls "phono-graphies", visual art works utilizing the written word and images associated with music and geometry, video poetry, and performance art

Details
Cat. number: VOL 42
Year: 2019
Release notes:
Introduction: Charles Amirkhanian A1: Tribute to Mallarmé, from Polypoetry 10, performed live April 9th, 2018. A2-A7: From Polypoetry 10, performed live April 13th, 2018. A8: From Polypoetry 4, 1977-85. B1: Tribute to Caspar David Friedrich, from Polypoetry 10, performed live April 9th, 2018. A2-A8: these poems used here as basic sound can also be found on 'Fame' (CD, Pogus, NY, 2012). All poems recorded during 'Sound Poetry The Wages Of Syntax' Other Minds Festival 23 @ ODC Theatre, April…
Tracklist
A1Ptyx
Fame, What I Want To State
A2The Grandeur Of Gengis Khan
A3Knowledge As Purpose Of Life
A4The Names Of Cities As National Anthem, to Sinclair Lewis
A5Succeed Without Asking
A6Those Who Fear The Pain (Use The Medicine Of Religion)
A7Seeking The Sound Pharmacopoeia
A8Poema
B1With Sound This Poem Expresses What The Word Cannot
Futurist Performance
B2Dune (Parole in Libertà), 1914
B3Subway, 1939
B4Verbalizzazione Astratta Di Signora, 1927
B5Grattacieli (Skyscrapers), 1929
B6Savoia, 1917
Credits
Johnny van de Koolwijk
Design
Mark Abramson
Engineer, Production Manager