That link to the written score from that audio page is broken. The 
written score is here:
http://www.ubu.com/historical/schwitters/ursonate.html

rakete bee bee,
Curt

>Thanks for the extra info - just been listening to it :-)
>
>marc
>>  Schwitters masterpoem may be seen and heard (in multiple versions) here:
>  > http://www.ubu.com/sound/ursonate.html
>>
>>
>>
>>  
>>>   From Jabberwocky to Lettrism.
>>>
>>>  Eugène Jolas.
>>>  Transition. no. 1 (January 1948), ed. George Duthuit. pp. 104-120.
>>>
>>>  The language of poetry has undergone more radical changes in the past
>>>  fifty years than were recorded during the previous three hundred years.
>>>  During the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth  centuries, language remained
>>>  generally static, with the exception, perhaps, of the addition of
>>>  certain technological terms. Esthetic language, however, hardly varied
>>>  at all from Racine to Valéry, from Marlowe to Eliot. And this despite
>>>  the fact that all-important scientific discoveries were being made, that
>>>  human consciousness was continually expanding, that new dimensions of
>>>  thought cried out for new expression. Even today, it cannot be
>>>  truthfully said that academic language has greatly altered during the
>>>  last four or five decades, and the tragic misunderstandings resulting
>>>    
>>  >from persistent use of exhausted terms are only too numerous. What has
>>  
>>>  characterized this period, however, is the continuous metamorphosis
>>>  which has been taking place on the periphery of academic language, where
>>>  individuals with sensitive antennae, sensing linguistic decomposition
>>>  and conscious of the growing trend to abolish the frontier-posts of
>>>  words, have understood that one of the solutions to the problems of
>>>  verbal symbolism is to be found in phonetic  transformation.
>>>
>>>  more...
>>>  http://tinyurl.com/yk7hva3
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