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"Merce Cunningham created and choreographed his "Changing steps" in 1973. On April 10th, 1974 he videotaped a performance of the work in black and white in his studio in New York City. The present tape is an ingenious collage of film clips from the New York tape (in black and white) and of clips recording later performances in Germany and various U.S. locations shot in color. Seen together these clips constitute a record of the complete work in both rehearsal and performance as well as in black and white and color."
"Merce Cunningham created and choreographed his "Changing steps" in 1973. On April 10th, 1974 he videotaped a performance of the work in black and white in his studio in New York City. The present tape is an ingenious collage of film clips from the New York tape (in black and white) and of clips recording later performances in Germany and various U.S. locations shot in color. Seen together these clips constitute a record of the complete work in both rehearsal and performance as well as in black and white and color."@en
"Choreographer Merce Cunningham reveals through his use of camera, editing and design some new possibilities for dance on television."
"A collage of film clips from the 1974 tape (in black and white) filmed at the Merce Cunningham Studio in New York and of clips recording 1988 performances in Germany and Utah shot in color. Seen together these clips constitute a record of the complete work in both rehearsal and performance."
"An adaptation for television of the choreography 'Changing steps' (1972). Archival footage from the Cunningham Studio and newly recorded interior and exterior footage filmed on location at the Sundance Institute are combined for this program."@en
"These discs contain raw footage of Changing steps for a 1989 film by Elliot Caplan that combined this footage with excerpts from June 1988 performances and a 1974 performance of the same piece. The last 2 min. of disc 7 contain multiple takes of a spoken introduction to the piece by Robert Redford (without picture.)."@en
"Avec Changing Steps, Cunningham a voulu casser le cadre scénique en l'ouvrant sur l'extérieur. Des séquences d'archives en noir et blanc montrant les répétitions avec la distribution d'origine."