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Trance Form, book. P.K. Page writes in her preface: “Trance Form. Its title prepares you. For metamorphoses. For multiple meanings. Trance-verse? Born of trance-illumination? Its tableofcontent prepares you too. For homonyms, puns, complicated word play in the tradition of middle-eastern poetry: mattermater, moonphase, bonepoems. Logic trance-ended; matter trance-muted ‘blown thru and out the other side of reason’…Trance Form is an intricate book. It rewards attention. Read it with three eyes. Although two will do.”
Trance Dance Form: Doors Open Live at the Brickworks, cd, SoundSpoke Ensemble. “Sound poet Penn Kemp is at it again. Joining forces with Anne Anglin, Bill Gilliam and Jean Martin, this free-form sound improvisation quartet attacks the boundaries of sound art while navigating the raging river of sound poetry that is "Trance Dance Form". The result is a mesmerizing blend of vocalizations, clatterings, buzzings, shimmering drones, and ivory ticklings that are drenched in emotional and spiritual overtunes/tones.” PsychoSpace SoundNotes Newsletter - August 2006
Read more at Penn's website
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Trance Dance Form. Image by Anne Anglin of Penn Kemp.
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