Showing posts with label Ernst Fuchs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ernst Fuchs. Show all posts

October 04, 2014

"Abelard and Heloise" short TV film update.


Ernst Fuchs & Yoko Ono
Hi TEB folks,
Ghetto Raga has got a kind reply about the way to get a copy of the legendary 1970 short film "Abelard & Heloise" directed by George Moorse with the soundtrack recorded by Glen Sweeney and C. live in the studio (read here).

Even if the film is not available in any official video format, as for the 1971 German TV clip (read here) you can ask NDR to buy a DVD-R of it for €40 (taxes and P.P. included) payble through the bank. 


E. Fuchs, "The Glorious Rosary" (1954-1961)

For arrangements write to:






NDR Mitschnittservice
Hugh-Greene-Weg 1
[D] 22529 Hamburg

tel: 49 [040]-44192-446
fax: 49[040]-44192-443
mitschnittservice@ndr.de
www.ndrmedia/mitschnittservice.de
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September 22, 2014

"Abelard & Heloise" German short film found!



After long researches, Ghetto Raga Archive is proud to confirm that a copy of the legendary short movie "Abelard & Heloise" with the Third Ear Band original soundtrack is taken by the archive of  Bayerischer Rundfunk (Germany).
This is a data sheet of the film: 

Title: "Peter Abelard - Third Ear Band"
Transmission: 06.12.1970
Duration: 58'35"
Programme: Film and Teleclub
Produced by: Barbara Moorse Film-Workshop
Authors: George Moorse (LitVorl)
                 Tanja Oulebla (LitVorl)
Screenplay: Ernst Fuchs
                      Hans Gailling
Director: George Moorse
Actors: Philippa Stjernsward
Music by: The Third Ear Band
Camera: Gerard Vandenberg
Fernsehspiel von George Moorse and Tanja Oulebla
From the classic love story between Abelard and Heloise adapted for the screen by wiener malers Ernst Fuchs.

 

Ghetto Raga Archive is still waiting for a reply to understand if and how it is possible to get a copy of the film...

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