Ping: Rehearsal for 2011 UC San Diego performance: Roger Reynolds holding cue card for "Heat" event

During the Spring of 2011, Ross Kare organized a performance of the restored Ping with himself as percussionist, flutist Rachel Beetze, pianist-leader Roger Reynolds. The visuals performer was Dustin Donahue and the real time computer performer, Paul Hembree. Karre had previously restored, with the invaluable assistance of the UCSD Geisel Library, the original 1968 film of Ping. The Library also undertook the digitization of the 160 slides necessary for performance and a large amount of other Ping-related documentation. As an aspect of his interest in the larger project, Karre also arranged for an imaginative video document to be made, and encouraged further documentation of the rehearsals leading up to an April 2011 studio recording and concert.

• April, 2011

• Reynolds, Roger, 1934-

Based on: Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989. Ping

Cue cards are used to signal an interrupting event that is injected into the improvised fabric as it proceeds. There is a number of such event categories which begin and end on cues from the pianist-leader.

• Photographs

• Reynolds, Roger, 1934-

• Multimedia works

• image

Shared Shelf: 3975369

Online finding aid

• Roger Reynolds Collection at the Library of Congress

Film, Audio, Video and Digital Art

Performing Arts (including Performance Art)

UC San Diego Library, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093-0175 (https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/contact)

• Reynolds, Roger, 1934-

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2021-09-29