Arrigo Lora-Totino

Arrigo Lora-Totino (Torino, Italia, 1928) is a poet, a performer, a writer, an artist and a publisher. Both a major pioneer in European concrete and sound poetry and a key figure in Italian experimental poetry. Author of numerous essays on visual and sound poetry, Totino was a man of extreme inventiveness. He has developed the Idrornegafono, a rotating horn allowing a projection of the speaker's voice in a 360 degree circle; or the hydromegaphone used in a series of Liquid poems in which the voice is sounded through water.

• 1983 - Edizioni Di Polipoesia Numero 1 [with Henri Chopin] - 192 Kbps
• 2001 - Fonemi - 192 Kbps
• 2004 - ALT, La voix dynamisée - 256 Kbps

See also compilations with Arrigo's participation:

• 1989 - Futura: Poesia Sonora - 80-192 Kbps
• 2001 - Poesia Sonora - 192 Kbps
• 2006 - Text-Sound Compositions: A Stockholm Festival - 192 Kbps

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