As a British person from 2014 I have never wanted to be a young French kid in in a polo neck from 1978 until now, this is pretty much my dream audio visual studio, featuring some lovely shots of the EMS Spectron video synthesizer in action as well as a whole host of other nice EMS and custom rack gear for sound and video experimentation. http://www.ina.fr/video/CPA7805092804
Thanks to Jeff my good friend from across the seas for digging this video up!
Thursday, 27 March 2014
Art électronique
Labels:
1970s,
EMS,
Spectre,
Spectron,
video art,
video art history,
video synth,
video synthesizer
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where did you get this INA doc?On their site?
ReplyDeleteyour new blog is TIGHT!
yeah just follow the link in the post!
ReplyDeleteAwesome man, right now TF1 is more like conservative style of Television channel in France. I never expect they can brodcast something like that in the 80's!!! Electronic music is open for everyone, like they said. Good job!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteTheir EMS Spectre is still alive! It was restored here in Switzerland (Guyonnet and Calame's were/are Swiss). I posted some information here:
http://dispokino.blogspot.ch/2010/11/jacques-guyonnet-genevieve-calame-and.html
Thanks Dispo! great blog as alwayse
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