Performer: Hermann Nitsch
Genre: Non Music / Classical
Album: Das Aktionstheater Des Hermann Nitsch Zwischen Herkunft Und Zukunft [The Action Art Of Hermann Nitsch From Past To Present]
Released: 2006
Style: Interview, Contemporary
MP3 version ZIP size: 1228 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1299 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1746 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 616
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DVD	Aktionen (1962 - 2003) Other [Authoring] – Christopher DickesOther [Englische Untertitel] – Christiane Demmler, Sebastian LehnertOther [Französische Untertitel] – Céline RobinetOther [Menü-Animation] – Peter Großöhme	243:00
1-1	Das Orgien Mysterien Theater 122. Aktion, 19. November 2005, Burgtheater Wien (Part 1)	32:43
1-2	Das Orgien Mysterien Theater 122. Aktion, 19. November 2005, Burgtheater Wien (Part 2)	22:40
1-3	Das Orgien Mysterien Theater 122. Aktion, 19. November 2005, Burgtheater Wien (Part 3)	23:11

Companies, etc.

• Copyright (c) – Edition Kröthenhayn
• Copyright (c) – Monitorpop Entertainment

Credits

• Brass [Blaskapelle] – Venkovanka
• Choir – Chor Der Universität Wien
• Concept By [Gesamtkonzept] – Hermann Nitsch
• Conductor [Co-dirigent] – Hannes Marek
• Conductor [Dirigent] – Andrea Cusumano
• Design [Grafische Gestaltung] – Peter Großöhme
• Directed By [Orchesterwart] – Wolfgang Preuschl
• Engineer [Tontechnik] – Andreas Zohner, Christian Strnad, David Müllner, Florian Pilz, Jürgen Leutgeb, Manfred Gruber, Stefan Hirm
• Leader [Künstlerischer Leiter] – Michael Lessky, Vijay Zevola
• Liner Notes [Text] – Florian Schreiner
• Orchestra – Junge Philharmonie Wien
• Synthesizer – Andreas Weixler, Se-Lien Chung
• Technician [Leitung Tonabteilung] – Christian Venghaus

Notes

Actions 1962–2003 (1 DVD-PAL) plus a CD containing recordings from the Burgtheater performance 2005.
Hand-numbered first edition of 1000 copies. The packaging consists of a slip lid box with banderole, containing an 80 page book with photos and texts.
On the DVD there is a 4-hour overview of all "Actions" of 1962–2003, as well as an interview from 2005. The 80-page book (German/English) with a text by Florian Schreiner and numerous photos explains the theoretical basis of Nitsch’s work. The CD contains recordings of the 122nd "Action" from the castle theatre Vienna (Burgtheater).

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Interview, Prinzendorf 2005,
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