An excerpt from "A Tribute to John Cage". Charlotte Moorman screams on the stage after putting cellophane on her breasts, where TV bra displays her own face. Nam June Paik helps Moorman during the performance. Moorman performs Variations on a Theme by Saint-Saëns where Moorman begins to play the first few bars of The Swan by Camille Saint-Saëns; abruptly, she puts down her cello and walks across the stage to a large oil drum filled with water. She climbs a stepladder to the rim of the drum where she perches briefly before lowering herself into the water until she is completely submerged. With the dress and hair dripping wet, Moorman returns to her seat to finish The Swan.
