Series S00736 - Yo-Yo Ma : Inspired by Bach

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Yo-Yo Ma : Inspired by Bach

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S00736

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  • 1996-1997 (Creation)

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0.2 m of textual material
2 film reels : 16mm
126 photographs : col. and b&w ; 28 x 34.2 cm or smaller
436 photographs : col. and b&w negatives ; 35 mm
453 photographs : col. and b&w slides ; 35mm
179 contact sheets : col. and b&w; 21.4 x 28 cm or smaller

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Series consists of 2 film reels, photographic material and supporting correspondence and documentation for the series of six short films conceived by cellist YoYo Ma. The episodes, directed by Atom Egoyan Niv Fichman François Girard, Kevin McMahon, Patricia Rozema and Barbara Willis Sweete, feature Yo-Yo Ma performing Johann Sebastian Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied cello in collaboration with artists (including Julie Moir Messervy, Piranesi, Mark Morris, Tamasaburo Bando, and professional ice skaters Torvill and Dean) and through the filter of gardening, architecture, dance, kabuki and ice skating. The project was critically acclaimed, receiving the Gold Plaque from the Chicago International Television Competition, and a special festival award from the Sao Paulo International Film Festival. The projects were broadcast on Canadian television as a miniseries in 1997.

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Final

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2019/04/11 J. Grant. Creation. Added content from finding aid created by A. St Onge.

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