#vladan radovanovic

[ozkar-krapo]

V/A

"Slowscan vol.8 : Mouthworks"

(cassette. Slowscan. 1988)

[garadinervi]

Mouthworks by, «Slowscan» Vol. 8, (cardboard box with booklet and audiocassette), Compiled by Enzo Minarelli, Slowscan Editions, 's-Hertogenbosch, 1988 [Fondazione Bonotto, Molvena (VI)]. Feat.: Arrigo Lora-Totino, Adriano Spatola & Gian Paolo Roffi, Giovanni Fontana, Enzo Minarelli, Mario Marzidovsek, Vladan Radovanovic, Dominic Alleluia, Larry Wendt, Cas de Marez

[cosmicloners]

a short autobiography of vladan radovanovic

[sound-art-text]

Vladan Radovanović – Voice From The Loudspeaker

Serbian composer, visual artist and theoretician Vladan Radovanović (b. Belgrade, 1932), is a Yugoslavian electronic music pioneer who established former Yugoslavia’s first electroacoustic music studio, the Radio Belgrade Electronic Studio in 1972 – see English bio here. During the 1970s, Radovanović turned to sound poetry and readings of conceptual texts a la Lawrence Weiner. He appeared on various sound poetry compilations listed in the discography below. Developed in a book of the same name in 1987, Radovanović’s Vokovizuel concept encompasses his activities as a sound and visual poet – of which some examples are included in this essay in Serb. In 2010, he published a study on electronic music titled Muzika i Elektroakustička Muzika, published by Izdavačka knjižarnica Zorana Stojanovića, Novi Sad, Serbia.

[racingslug]

Voice From The Loudspeaker (English version, read by Paul Pignon), Vladan Radovanovic, 1975

[ozkar-krapo]

Vladan RADOVANOVIĆ

"Phonoverse - Electroacoustic Music"

(3LP. God. 2016 / c.1960-98) [RS]

[garadinervi]

E magazine, Vol. 1, No. 2, Edited by Eugene Carl and Marshall Reese, 1976. Feat. Marshall Reese, WLJ, Jiří Valoch, Michael Gibbs, Josef Honys, Richard Kostelanetz, Toth Gabor, Eugene Carl, Karel Adamus, Vladan Radovanovic, Robert Lax, Charles Amirkhanian. Essay by Eugene Carl ('Gould the Variations Glenn') on the work of Vladan Radovanovic

[garadinervi]

Oosteuropese konkrete en visuele poëzie, Vols. I & II, Text by Gerrit-Jan de Rook, Museum Het Kruithuis, 's-Hertogenbosch, 1977 [Exhibitions: October 15 – November 20, 1977 / February 11 – March 19, 1978] [The Idea of the Book, Portland, OR]

Feat. Karl Adamus, Marianna Bocian, Zdenek Sedlacek, Artur T. Bok, J. H. Kocman, Boguslaw Rostworoski, Rolf Staeck, Jirí Valoch, Jen Wojnar, Attila Csernik, Vojislav Despotev, Daniel Erdély, Miklós Erdély, Ferenc Hann, Tibor Hajas, Katalin Ladik, Slavko Matkovic, Sandor Pinczehelyl, Denis Poniz, Bogdanka Poznanovic, Zarko Rosulj, Bálint Szombathy, Vladan Radovanovic, Kalman Szijártó, Miroljub Todorovi, Endre Tót, Gabor Tóth, France Zagoricnik, Ifigenija Zagoricnik, Orest Zagoricnik, and György Galántai among others