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14 de oct. de 2013 · Twelve sound-sensitive electronic poles dot the stage; sound is triggered by the dancers' movements and then altered or delayed by the musicians. "Variations V" predates Cunningham's...
John Cage - Variations V. Starts at 04:47 A large mixed-media piece involving the use of film and also, when possible, of video images distorted by Nam June Paik.
Variations V. Merce Cunningham. First composed and performed in 1965, Variations V is a true testament to 1960's experiments with "intermedia"—a coexistence and cutting across of artistic genres that profoundly informed Cunningham's choreographic practice.
In 1966, Norddeutscher Rundfunk Hamburg and Sveriges Radio Television produced a 50-minute film-version of Variations V, directed by Arne Arnbom. Dedicatee(s) Mary Sisler
Variations is a series of works by the American composer John Cage. A number of the pieces in the series are seminal examples of indeterminate music, others are happenings: performance pieces executed according to the score.
In this photograph «Variations V» is performed for a television taping session in Hamburg. The photocells were located at the base of the five-foot antennas placed around the stage. Cage, Tudor, and Gordon Mumma operate equipment to modify and determine the final sounds.
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.
