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Variations V (1965) This work has a score which is simply a description of the first performance, which included electronics, dancers, and other elements. Part of the setup for the work included light beams which triggered sounds from the electronics when interrupted by the motions of the dancers. Variations VI (1966)
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En 1966, la télévision allemande réalisa une captation de cinquante minutes de Variations V. Cette plate-forme de talents et d'innovation offre une synthèse excitante de la formidable révolution Cunningham-Cage. Leur rencontre a lieu à la Cornish Schol for The Arts de Seattle où Cage accompagnait les cours de danse au piano.
24 de nov. de 2016 · It is all the rest of the production which has become so complicated – notably in “Variations V” (made in 1965), which was the final item in last night’s programme.
John Cage made «Variations V» in 1965 for the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. He and David Tudor settled on two systems for the sound to be affected by movement. For the first, Billy Klüver and his colleagues set up a system of directional photocells aimed at the stage lights, so that the dancers triggered sounds as they cut the light beams with their movements.
Step 1: ch (multiple of 3 + 8) – the extra stitches are for the side borders. Step 2: tr in the 5th stitch from the hook to create the border. Step 3: ch1. Step 4: sk2. Step 5: in the next chain (tr, ch1, tr) – this is the V stitch. Step 6: Repeat step 4 & 5 until you have 4 chains left. Step 7: ch1.
