Tremble

Feb 4, 1980
Field:

Concert, Performance

 Location:

Grand Luxe Hall, Western Front

 Time:

9:00 p.m.

Description:

In Tremble, William Hellermann rapidly tapped a short steel tube against the strings of a classical guitar. This motion was repeated over the course of the hour, with Hellermann beginning at the tuning pegs and ending at the bridge of the guitar.

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A medium-long shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses. Behind him are several pieces of stage equipment.
A long-shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses. Behind him are several pieces of stage equipment, and to the left of the image is a small CRT television on top of a cabinet. The foreground has blurred depictions of stage equipment.
A medium-long shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses, and next to him is a microphone stand.
A medium-long shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses, and next to him is a microphone stand. The foreground has a blurred depiction of a piece of stage equipment.
A medium-long shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses, and his jaw drops open. To the left side of the image is a microphone stand, and to right is a taller microphone stand.
A medium-long shot of a seated guitar player, as he strums his guitar with a small metal tube. He is wearing a dark coloured shirt and sunglasses, and he hunches over his guitar smiling. To the left side of the image is a microphone stand, and to right is a taller microphone stand.

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