Sound poetry / music after 1945

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Sound poetry / music after 1945. The title of Michael Lentz 's dissertation from 1998 was a critical-documentary inventory . The scientific work was the world's first attempt at a critical presentation of onomatopoeic and musical developments after 1945 on the Basis of historical definition, media and production aesthetics as well as aesthetic perception issues.

The two-volume documentary work of the same name by Lentz, which appeared in Vienna in 2000 and is considered the standard work on the subject, is based on the doctoral thesis .

Content

Works and artists as well as individual developments in sound poetry and sound music after 1945 are documented extensively in the work.

The detailed history of definitions is followed in the first volume by a description of phonetic poetry in German-speaking countries oriented towards the history of music and literature, but without neglecting developments in other European countries or treating them completely separately. In particular, the extensive section on Lettrism in France is considered almost pioneering work within research on the subject.

Volume 2 then offers a collection of individual analyzes of important representatives, e.g. B. Carlfriedrich Claus , Bob Cobbing , Paul de Vree , Franz Mon , Josef Anton Riedl or Gerhard Rühm .

The appendix contains a bibliography, discography and filmography on the book topic.

Reviews

Lutz Hagestedt reviewed the non-fiction book on October 7, 2000 for the Süddeutsche Zeitung and found a “monumental work”. Lentz created "the standard work of sound poetry". Stefan Schwar from the Literaturhaus Bremen saw the two-volume work as a "highly specialized work that is impressive in terms of abundance of material and attention to detail." When awarding the award to Lentz, the jury of the Prize of the Literature Houses particularly praised his documentary work on phonetic music, with which he had succeeded alongside his other endeavors , "To explore and expand the possibilities of reading and public appearance".

Bibliography

  • Michael Lentz: Sound poetry / music after 1945. A critical-documentary inventory. Edition Selene, Vienna 2000, ISBN 3852661005

Single receipts

  1. ^ Michael Lentz: Lautpoesie / -musik nach 1945. A critical-documentary inventory. Vienna 2000
  2. ↑ http://www.perlentaucher.de/buch/3555.html
  3. ↑ http://www.literaturhaus.at/buch/fachbuch/rez/lentz/?COLOR=NO
  4. ↑ http://www.berlinerliteraturkritik.de/index.cfm?id=8804

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