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There is an interesting call for sound poetry going on now by soundpedro<\/a>. Sound artists and composers, please read on:<\/p>\n If stuff like non-ideational text, transmogrified by way of asemic recitation; sonic code transcendence; or setting ineffability to lyrics is your thing, then submit an original sound poem or a recitation via ArtzSuze (see link below). (Sound Poetry is the absolute musicalization or sonification of the linguistic into non-verbal orality. Meaning is meaningful, experiential, auto-compositional but not lexical.)<\/p>\n In honor of Hugo Ball (died 14 Sep 1927), creator of “Karwane,” (Cabaret Voltaire, 1916), FLOOD seeks RECITATION OF AN ORIGINAL SOUND POEM OR OF ANOTHER’S WORK.<\/p>\n DEADLINE: 17 Oct 2020 (Sa)<\/strong> in recognition of\u00a0 Zang Tumb Tuuum: Adrianopoli ottobre 1912: Parole in libert\u00a0 (Zang Tumb Tuuum: Adrianople October 1912; Words-in-Freedom) an evocation of the sounds of mechanized war.<\/p>\n We are looking for Sound Poems up to 60 seconds in length.<\/p>\n Artist notification of acceptance: 26 Oct 2020 (M)<\/p>\n Roll-out: 3 Nov 2020 (Sa) (Election Day & Godzilla’s birthday!)<\/p>\n “Times inhabited by social and political turmoil can spark vivacious moments of togetherness and creativity, as demonstrated through the founding of Z\u00c3\u00bcrich’s Cabaret Voltaire in 1916.” (Colby Mugrabi)<\/p>\n You may submit up to 2 poems.<\/p>\n Complete the submission form (link below), and upload corresponding media files:<\/p>\n 1) Recitation of the poem (required) in audio mp3 or wav file format.<\/p>\n 2) Plus one photographic image of the poem transcription (required). It can be typed or hand written.<\/p>\n 3) And one image of artist in costume (optional).Image format jpg or png, at least 1920 pixels wide. (mobile phone photos OK)<\/p>\n Reference\/examples and inspiration: Sound Poetry<\/a> on Wikipedia, Video intepretation of Hugo Ball’s Karawane<\/a> . Excerpt from 100 Years Dada, Rechte bei Arte, Johannes Gees. 17 recordings of Karawane by Hugo Ball<\/a> read by LibriVox volunteers.Marie Osmond – yep, that one – recites\u00c2\u00a0 Karawane<\/a>.<\/p>\n We process all submissions via ArtsuZe.com. If you have not submitted to a soundpedro event before, you will need to create an ArtsuZe user account (link below) to complete the submission process.<\/p>\nCall for Sound Poetry: Unsightly<\/h4>\n
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