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Tracklist

1	–Hans Arp	Kaspar Ist Tot	1:57
2	–Hans Arp	Die Wolkenpumpe	5:12
3	–Hans Arp	Dada-Sprüche	3:08
4	–Hans Arp	Aus Dem 'Pyramidenrock' (Opus Null)	2:04
5	–Hans Arp	Im Autonomobilen Reich	2:44
6	–Hans Arp	Arabische Sanduhr	1:17
7	–Hans Arp	Schnurrmilch	1:34
8	–Hans Arp	Aus 'Weisst Du Schwarzt Du'	1:03
9	–Hans Arp	Strassburgkonfiguration	3:33
10	–Hans Arp	Gondel Fahren	1:07
11	–Hans Arp	Wir Bittsteller Aber	0:59
12	–Hans Arp	Hinunter Hinunter	1:03
13	–Hans Arp	Aus 'Auf Verschleierten Schaukeln'	1:32
14	–Hans Arp	Engel, Sinnende Flammen	1:54
15	–Kurt Schwitters	Anna Blume	1:54
16	–Kurt Schwitters	Ursonate	3:23
17	–Raoul Hausmann	Bbb	1:10
18	–Raoul Hausmann	Fmsbw	0:45
19	–Raoul Hausmann	K Perioum	2:35
20	–Raoul Hausmann	Offeah	4:14
21	–Raoul Hausmann	Oiseautal	0:57
22	–Raoul Hausmann	Cauchemar	3:40
23	–Raoul Hausmann	Vali Tali	1:40
24	–Raoul Hausmann	Interview Imagée Avec Les Lettristes (1946-47)	7:01
25	–Raoul Hausmann	Soundreel	4:14

Credits

• Edited By – Marc Dachy
• Recorded By – Henri Chopin (tracks: 17 to 23)

Notes

Part of Sub Rosa's ongoing series of sound archives, this CD builds on the 3 axes of the European Dada avant-garde, with 3 major artists reading their own texts:
Hans Arp, who was close to Tristan Tzara when he created Dada in Zürich - from a very rare 1961 recording.
Kurt Schwitters, one of the major figures of the German avant-garde, reads his only two recorded Merzpoems, Anna Blume and Sonate in Urlauten a/k/a Ursonate - both recorded in 1932.
Raoul Hausmann, one of the creators of Dada in Berlin - seven pieces (from 1918 to 1947) recorded in 1956/57 by Henri Chopin + two rare documents recorded in 1959 by Bureau.

Tracks 1 to 14 were previously released on Hans Arp - Hans Arp Liest Hans Arp
Tracks 17 to 25 were previously released on Raoul Hausmann - Poèmes Phonétiques Complètes

Including photos, texts and historical introduction (translation in German, French and English).

NB: Track 5 is incorrectly listed as "In Automobilen Reich"