Biogenesis and Transamorem-Transmortem

Program

In 1974, Eliane Radigue performed two of her pieces at The Kitchen; Biogenesis and Transamorem-Transmortem, both of which were realized on Arp synthesizers. For Biogenesis, she placed a microphone and a stethoscope to her pregnant daughter’s stomach and recorded the rhythms of her grandchild with her daughter’s heartbeats. This performance was part of a larger weekend concert entitled Four Nights of Three Years' Work, where Radigue performed various pieces from her repertoire at venues throughout the city.

Supplemental Information

Program for Four Nights of Three Years Work [PDF]

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