EAT Nine Evenings Program Block 9 (Q19768): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: block text (P19): by: Alex Hay grass field performance engineer: Herb Schneider sound distributor: David Tudor cast: Steve Paxton Robert Rauschenberg credits: Schweber Electronics for integrated circuits; Mount Sinai Laboratory for technical information A work built around three elements divided into parts equal in time. Three elements: 1. Internal sound potentials of the body 2. External body color 3. A si, Batch load by XXXXX to do XXXXX) |
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by: Alex Hay grass field performance engineer: Herb Schneider sound distributor: David Tudor cast: Steve Paxton Robert Rauschenberg credits: Schweber Electronics for integrated circuits; Mount Sinai Laboratory for technical information A work built around three elements divided into parts equal in time. Three elements: 1. Internal sound potentials of the body 2. External body color 3. A si | |||
| Property / block text: by: Alex Hay grass field performance engineer: Herb Schneider sound distributor: David Tudor cast: Steve Paxton Robert Rauschenberg credits: Schweber Electronics for integrated circuits; Mount Sinai Laboratory for technical information A work built around three elements divided into parts equal in time. Three elements: 1. Internal sound potentials of the body 2. External body color 3. A si / rank | |||
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by: Alex Hay grass field performance engineer: Herb Schneider sound distributor: David Tudor cast: Steve Paxton Robert Rauschenberg credits: Schweber Electronics for integrated circuits; Mount Sinai Laboratory for technical information A work built around three elements divided into parts equal in time. Three elements: 1. Internal sound potentials of the body 2. External body color 3. A si
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