Gaburo collects and assembles 41 writers who explore such issues as aleatoric music, language, and poetry. Gaburo founded Lingua Press in 1975, taught at the University of Iowa, and is best known for his experimental musical compositions.
Language: English
Dorota Czerner, Elaine Radoff Barkin
Special issue of this US magazine dedicated in its entirety to the late Australian artist/compositional linguist/raconteur Chris Mann, who died in 2018. The magazine contains tributes from Mann associates and admirers, including Warren Burt, Amanda Stewart, Pi-0, Ronald Robboy, Linda Kouvaras, Alvin Lucier, Ruark Lewis, Annea Lockwood, as well as Mann’s own writing and an interview with him by Philip Blackburn.
88 pages bound in soft-cover glossy colour cover by Brigid Burke.
A composition for one actor and tape, or two actors. Score. 1970
![Cover of Dante's Joynte: Lingua 1. [Poems and Other Theaters]](https://rile.space/storage/744/conversions/dante-webp.webp)
Kenneth Gaburo (1926-1993) is renowned as a teacher, pioneer of electronics in music, jazz pianist, writer, ecologist, publisher, and proponent of compositional linguistics. Over the course of a dedicated career, his uncompromising work carved out its own patch in the territory of American experimentalism.
Lingua Press, 1976
Kenneth Gaburo (1926-1993) is renowned as a teacher, pioneer of electronics in music, jazz pianist, writer, ecologist, publisher, and proponent of compositional linguistics. Over the course of a dedicated career, his uncompromising work carved out its own patch in the territory of American experimentalism.
Lingua Press, 1976
