The Four Horsemen was a sound poetry group of Canadian poets composed of
bpNichol, Rafael Barreto-Rivera, Paul Dutton and Steve McCaffery. They
started performing in 1970 and quickly moved from radical improvisation
to the use of a notational system, with an effort to develop a scoring
method adequate to the group's dynamic and visceral sound show. The
four-piece soon became a living workshop with regular weekly rehearsals
leading to the best refined group-conceived and group-written
compositions
** Original copies of this rarity. Factory sealed. Few copies available ** A Dial-A-Poem Poets life-centering collection of different ensembles of speakers with and without instrumental music. Works by Amiri Baraka, William S. Burroughs, Jim Carroll…
*Last copies, almost sold out at the label. Limited edition of 200 hand-numbered copies.* After years of preparation, Recital is proud to present The 12th Annual International Sound Poetry Festival box set. Held in New York in 1980, this was the last…
**edition of 250 copies, red vinyl, comes with insert** Eeeee was the name of a periodic journal Marshall Reese co-edited and co-published with composer Gene Carl. The name was taken from the vowel from cognate words in Indo-European languages – mean…
**250 copies on black, embossed lettering, 16 page booklet** Comprised of the poets bpNichol, Rafael Barreto-Rivera, Paul Dutton and Steve McCaffery, all of whom are notable for their solo efforts, The Four Horsemen was Canada’s first sound poetry gr…