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A letter for Queen Victoria an opera in four acts[--New York rehearsals]

Title
A letter for Queen Victoria [sound recording] : an opera in four acts[--New York rehearsals] / written and directed by Robert Wilson.
Author
Wilson, Robert, 1941-
Publication
New York, 1974.

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Disc 1AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 1Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
Disc 2AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 2Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
Disc 3AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 3Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
Disc 4AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 4Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
Disc 5AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 5Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
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Disc 7AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 7Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound
Disc 8AudioUse in library *LDC 36879 [CD] Disc 8Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound

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Additional Authors
  • Knowles, Christopher, 1959-
  • De Groat, Andrew.
  • Lubar, Cindy.
  • Neu, Jim.
  • Sutton, Sheryl, 1950-
  • Ashley, George.
  • Cation, Kathryn.
Description
8 sound discs (448 min.) : digital, stereo; 4 3/4 in.
Summary
Very early rehearsals for A letter for Queen Victoria in which the performers work on developing the text, movements, and overall structure of the piece.
Donor/Sponsor
Gift of the Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation.
Series Statement
Robert Wilson Audio/Visual Collection
Subjects
Note
  • Compact disc.
  • Audio erratic.
  • "A letter for Queen Victoria is Wilson's deepest exploration of a world opened up to him by Christopher Knowles, an autistic boy whom he met in 1973 and immediately began to work with. In Queen Victoria, language plays a central role in Wilson's work for the first time: a language of non sequiturs, of commonplace utterances, of sheer vocal sound."--robertwilson.com
  • Title and credits from Festival d'Automne program of 1974. Description taken from robertwilson.com.
Credits (note)
  • Recorded by Jim Neu.
Performer (note)
  • Sheryl Sutton, Cynthia Lubar, George Ashley, Kathryn Cation, Christopher Knowles, James Neu, Robert Wilson, Andrew De Groat.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in rehearsals at Robert Wilson's Spring Street loft in New York City between February 11 and March 11, 1974.
Contents
Discs 1-2. February 11, 1974 rehearsals (122 min.) -- Discs 3-6. February 17, March 3, and March 4, 1974 rehearsals (196 min.) -- Discs 7-8. March 4, March 10, and March 11, 1974 rehearsals (130 min.).
Call Number
*LDC 36879
OCLC
NYPG05-R10411
Author
Wilson, Robert, 1941-
Title
A letter for Queen Victoria [sound recording] : an opera in four acts[--New York rehearsals] / written and directed by Robert Wilson.
Imprint
New York, 1974.
Series
Robert Wilson Audio/Visual Collection
Cast
Sheryl Sutton, Cynthia Lubar, George Ashley, Kathryn Cation, Christopher Knowles, James Neu, Robert Wilson, Andrew De Groat.
Credits
Recorded by Jim Neu.
Event
Recorded in rehearsals at Robert Wilson's Spring Street loft in New York City between February 11 and March 11, 1974.
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Added Author
Knowles, Christopher, 1959- performer.
De Groat, Andrew. Performer
Lubar, Cindy. Performer
Neu, Jim. Performer
Sutton, Sheryl, 1950- Performer
Ashley, George. Performer
Cation, Kathryn. Performer
Research Call Number
*LDC 36879
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