Part 1 :<br />UN DRAME MUSICAL INSTANTANE sur la chaîne de télévision libre Antène 1, <br />filmé par Emmanuelle K, le 10 avril 1983, au 7 rue de l'Espérance, Paris 13e. <br /><br />Jean-Jacques Birgé (synthétiseurs, trompette de poche, flûte basse, trompe) <br />Bernard Vitet (cor de poste, trompette à anche, accordéon, flûte, trompe)<br />Francis Gorgé (guitare, frein, flûte, trompe) <br /><br />http://www.drame.org <br /><br />Translation of dialogue at the end of Part 1: <br /><br />Emmanuelle K: John Cage thought it might be necessary to write a score to describe things which are not incompatible at all with what I've just listended to. <br />Jean-Jacques Birgé: Our score deals with improvisation, but that's not what we do. Our methods for writing music might be a little different from the time when Cage wrote his part. We call our works "instantaneous compositions" in opposition to "preliminary compositions". Why would Cage sign a score which we have composed from A to Z ? The author rights belong to us ! <br /><br />Part 2 : <br />http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6jnl7_un-drame-musical-instantane-sur-ant_music
