John Cage,Variations V / John Cage, David Tudor, Gordon Mumma, mus. ; Merce Cunningham, The Merce Cunningham Dance Compagny, chor. et danse ; directed by Arne Arnbom , réal., Audiovisuel

Main Author: Cage, John, 1912-1992, AuteurCorporate Author (Main): Merce Cunningham dance company, InterprèteCoauthor: Cunningham, Merce, 1919-2009, Chorégraphe Secondary Author: Arnbom, Arne, 1922-1975, Metteur en scène ou réalisateur;Tudor, David, 1926-1996, Musicien ;Mumma, Gordon, 1935-...., Musicien ;Vanderbeek, Stan, 1927-1984, Collaborateur;Paik, Nam-June, 1932-2006, Collaborateur;Vaughan, David, 1924-...., IntervieweurCorporate Author (Coauthor): Mode (Sound recording label), Éditeur commercialUniform Title: Variations V (Choreographic work : Cunningham)Language: anglais ; of original work, anglais ; of subtitles, allemand.Country: France.Publication : New York, N.Y. : Mode [éd.], 2013Description: 1 DVD (1h37 min) : n. et b. et coul., sonore (PAL) + livret (12 p.)Series: The complete John Cage, 48Abstract: "Variations V reflects the experimentation and spirit of the 1960s -- a collaborative, interactive multi-media event with choreographed dance, elaborate mobile decor, variable lighting, multiple film projection, and live-electronic music often activated by the dancers' movements. Filmed in 1966 at the NDR television studio in Hamburg, Germany, it is historically important as one of the few available films of a Cunningham Dance Company performance from the 1960s and the first commercial release of Variations V. As the dancers performed on stage, their movements interacted with twelve antennas built by Robert Moog and a set of photocells designed by Bell Labs research scientist Billy Klver in such a way as to trigger the transmission of sounds to a 50-channel mixer whose output was heard from six speakers around the hall. The actual sound sources--a battery of tape recorders and radios--were supervised by Cage, David Tudor and Gordon Mumma. The mise-en-scene was supplemented by a film collage by Stan VanDerBeek that included processed television images by Nam June Paik and footage of the dancers shot by VanDerBeek during rehearsals" (source jaquette).Subject - Personal Name: Cunningham, Merce, 1919-2009 DVD | Cage, John, 1912-1992 DVD Subject - Topical Name: Musique -- Expériences -- États-Unis -- 1945-1990 DVD | Danse -- Expériences DVD | Art et technologie DVD
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Document en version originale anglaise sous-titrée en allemand ou en anglais

Enregistré en 1966 à la Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)

Cop. : Experiments in art and technology (E.A.T.), 2007 (John Cage), 2010 (Lucinda Childs)

"Variations V reflects the experimentation and spirit of the 1960s -- a collaborative, interactive multi-media event with choreographed dance, elaborate mobile decor, variable lighting, multiple film projection, and live-electronic music often activated by the dancers' movements. Filmed in 1966 at the NDR television studio in Hamburg, Germany, it is historically important as one of the few available films of a Cunningham Dance Company performance from the 1960s and the first commercial release of Variations V. As the dancers performed on stage, their movements interacted with twelve antennas built by Robert Moog and a set of photocells designed by Bell Labs research scientist Billy Klver in such a way as to trigger the transmission of sounds to a 50-channel mixer whose output was heard from six speakers around the hall. The actual sound sources--a battery of tape recorders and radios--were supervised by Cage, David Tudor and Gordon Mumma. The mise-en-scene was supplemented by a film collage by Stan VanDerBeek that included processed television images by Nam June Paik and footage of the dancers shot by VanDerBeek during rehearsals" (source jaquette)

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