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soprano Ani Maldjian and percussionist Stuart McLeod
Photo © 2008 Jean-Stephan |
Up Next | Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas
64 mini-operas that have a curious relationship to the ancient Chinese I Ching (Book of Changes) performed in rivers, lakes, fountains, ravines, and other waterways in August 2008
Opera Singers
Emily Greenleaf, Ani Maldjian, Marcus Shelton, Karl Reyes
Water Percussionists
Stuart McLeod, Dean Moore, Benjamin Morrow, James Whetzel
Librettists
Eugenie Chan (San Francisco), Bret Fetzer (Seattle), Aaron Jafferis (New Haven), Archana Kumar (Chicago), Carola Luther (Yorkshire), Caroline Murphy (New York), Vivian Umino (Los Angeles), Edisa Weeks (Brooklyn)
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Calendar
| Event
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| | August 4, 9, 11, 16, 17, 18, 24, 26 | Site-Specific Performance Network
| TBA | | August 29-31 | Bumbershoot Festival of the Arts
| DuPen Fountain
Seattle Center
| | September 12-October 10 | light/sound installation
created with Randy Moss
| Jack Straw New Media Gallery |
presented with support from 4Culture, Jack Straw Productions and MAP Fund
| The Seattle Weekly
describes Byron Au Yong as "more sensitive to natural sounds and the
spiritual resonances of a place than perhaps any other local composer."
New CD | BreathPlay
in Tokyo at Nawa Prasad
in Seattle at Kobo and Wall of Sound.
Online at iTunes, CDBaby and More >
| Byron Au Yong Photo © 2008 Kevin Fry |
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