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Revision as of 04:20, 16 November 2009
| Written by | Philip Glass |
| Date | 1979 |
| Publisher | Dunvagen Music Publishers |
"Geometry of Circles" is a series of unnumbered animation pieces created for Sesame Street in 1979 with music by Philip Glass.
The shorts consist of the movement of six circles (each with a different color of the rainbow) that are formed by and split up into various geometric patterns. Glass's music underscores the animation in a style that closely resembles the "Dance" numbers and the North Star vignettes written during the same time period as his Einstein on the Beach opera.
Segments
4 "Geometry of Circles" segments on YouTube
Releases
- Video
- Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days (from this segment)
- Online
- sesamestreet.org Template:SSvideo (from this segment)
Sources
- ASCAP, Dunvagen; see discussion page for details