Changi Foundation Concert Lieder, Hear and Ask about Future

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Dugeo, a lied for a violin and a cello composed by Kyung-hee Kim ‘Dugeo' for Violin & Violoncello ( 2011/ Premiere) 1 – Gureumi Musimtan Mali 2 – Amado Heorangheoda 3 – Jungcheone Deoiseo Imuiro Danimyeonseo 4 – Gutayeo 5 – Gwangmyeonghan Nalbiseul Deopeo Musam Heorio The Moon through the Trees composed by John Seals For Yeochang, Clarinet, Viola and Cello composed by Ja-young Choi “Ilsobaekmisaeng” (2011) (Prelude, First Movement, Middle Movement, Interlude, Final Movement, Postlude) Lied, For Oboe, Cello companies by Yun-jeong Lee “Pyeonrak” (2011) Performed along with Flute, Viola and Double Bass Composed by Yang-hee Kim Yeochang Gyemyeonjo “Junggeo” & “Gyerak” Pyeonsudaeyeop for Lied and String Trio Composed by Michael Timson Isudaeyeop Composed by Chan-hae Lee Participating composers: Yang-hee Kim, Yun-jeong Lee, Chan-hae Lee & Ja-young Choi Cast: Gweon-sun Gang & Jeong-gyu Lee “The moon through the trees”(2011/premiere) The text of “Byeoksa” is about a man whose eyes are playing tricks on him. On a full-moon night, he thinks he sees his lover in the shifting shadows outside. Running outside, he can't find her, but in the outlines of a Chinese parasol tree, he thinks he sees a pheonix bending down, ruffling and cleaning his feathers. This swirling mix of illusion and desire is what I tried to capture in my composition. Michael Timpson Composer and Ethno-scholar MICHAEL SIDNEY TIMPSON, is an Associate Professor of music composition at Ewha Womans University in Seoul, Korea. In 2009, he was a Senior Fulbright Research Scholar in the Humanities in Taipei, Taiwan for research on his forthcoming book, entitled, “Writing for Chinese instruments: orchestrational, creative, and philosophical perspectives for western composers, scholars and musicians.” He has also been on the music composition faculty at the University of 주최: 세종문화회관