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Interview with Monica Moseley

Title
Interview with Monica Moseley [sound recording]
Author
Moseley, Monica.
Publication
2002.

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AudioSupervised use *MGZMT 3-2374 (transcript)Performing Arts Research Collections - Dance
AudioUse in library *MGZTC 3-2374 (sound cassettes)Performing Arts Research Collections - Dance

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Additional Authors
Thom, Rose Anne.
Description
4 sound cassettes (ca. 215 min.) +
Summary
  • Cassette 1 (ca. 80 min.) 8/27/02. Ms. Moseley discusses her background; education; first experiences with dance; coming to New York and working at Dance Magazine; studying with the New Dance Group and becoming involved in the New York performing arts scene during the mid 1960s; seeing Meredith Monk perform with members of the Judson Dance Theater; seeing Monk's 16 millimeter earrings; beginning to work with Monk; other people in Monk's early work; performing in Monk's Juice at the Guggenheim Museum, the Minor Latham Playhouse and at Monk's loft; Monk's creative process and aesthetic choices; touring with Monk during the creation of Vessel; the interpersonal and working dynamic of Monk's early company; describes Education of the girlchild.
  • Cassette 2 (ca. 60 min.) 8/28/02. Monk's ability to bring out an invidual's qualities in her work; sources of Monk's ideas including Carl Jung; briefly discusses Monk's work Needle-brain Lloyd and the Systems kid; Small scroll and Anthology; people who were significant in Moseley's life including Edwin Denby; Rudy Burkhardt; Herbert Migdoll and Robert Joffrey; more on Education of the girlchild; the touring and revivals of this work and her life outside of Monk's company; describes and discusses Quarry; critical response to Monk's work; the piece Paris/Chaconne/Venice/Milan (created with Ping Chong).
  • Cassette 3 (ca. 15 min.) 8/28/02. Continues discussion on Paris /Chacon/Venice/Milan; other pieces including Recent ruins; her decision to stop working full time with Monk and attend library school; joining the Dance Division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
  • Cassette 4 (ca. 60 min.) 9/06/02. Brief reflections on a number of Monk's pieces including Turtle dreams, Ellis Island; Acts from under and above (created with Lanny Harrison) and The games (created with Chong); continued discussion of Moseley's work at the Dance Division, including her interest in developing exhibitions; her trip to India and the experience of a Kathakali performance there; other trips and experiences that have been meaningful to her; her thoughts on Monk's most recent piece, Mercy (created with Ann Hamilton); other aspects of Moseley's work and travels; the recent history of the Dance Division and the renovation of the Library for the Performing Arts; concludes with further thoughts on her connection to Monk and the evolution of Monk's work.
Donor/Sponsor
National Endowment for the Arts, 2001-2002.
Series Statement
Meredith Monk Oral History Project.
Alternative Title
  • Dance Oral History Project.
  • Dance Audio Archive.
Subjects
Note
  • Interview conducted and recorded by Rose Anne Thom on Aug. 27, 28, and Sept. 6, 2002, at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
  • For transcript see: *MGZMT 3-2374.
Access (note)
  • Photography of the transcript permitted for research purposes only.
Funding (note)
  • Preservation was made possible in part with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, 2001-2002.
Call Number
*MGZMT 3-2374
OCLC
NYPY03-R9
Author
Moseley, Monica. Interviewee
Title
Interview with Monica Moseley [sound recording]
Imprint
2002.
Series
Meredith Monk Oral History Project.
Funding
Preservation was made possible in part with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, 2001-2002.
Restricted Access
Photography of the transcript permitted for research purposes only.
Local Subject
Audiotapes -- Moseley, M.
Added Author
Thom, Rose Anne. Interviewer
Research Call Number
*MGZMT 3-2374 [Transcript]
*MGZTC 3-2374 (sound cassettes)
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