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Farewell:
A Fantastical Contemplation on America's
Relationship with
China
- A
Review of Donald Byrd's Farewell, Mary Murfin Bayley, City Arts
Magazine, 24 February 2010
- Farewell,
Marcie Sillman, Artdish, 23 February 2010
- Spectrum
Gives Us Dance About the Neoliberal World Order, Jeremy M. Barker, The
SunBreak, 19 February 2010
- Spectrum's
'China' is sound and fury -- too much so, Michael Upchurch, The
Seattle Times, 19 February 2010
- Spectrum’s
“Farewell” Delivers a Truly Fantastical Journey, Team Diva, Seattle
Dances, 19 February 2010
- Spectrum Dance,
Roxanne Ray, International Examiner, 17 February 2010
Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas
- Dry
and
Dark, Christopher DeLaurenti, The Stranger, 07 October 2008
- Water
Music, Gavin Borchert, Seattle Weekly, 27 August 2008
- A Water Opera
Splashes in Seattle, Roxanne Ray, International Examiner, 20
August 2008
- Sopping
Wet Operas, Seattlest, 15 August 2008
- Kidnapping
Water: Bottled Operas in Seahurst Park, B*Town Blog, 15
August 2008
- Kidnapping Water: Bottled
Operas, Jeremy Richards, KUOW NPR, 12 August 2008
- Miniature
Operas in Water, Jen Graves, The Stranger Slog, 11 August
2008
Stuck Elevator [workshop production]
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| PRESS QUOTESAu Yong has been on fire the past couple of years touring
China, serving as composer-in-residence for Portland Taiko and attending
a residency in Europe as well as having new compositions performed and
doing commissions for site-specific performances.
Alan
Lau, International Examiner, 2007
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I'm always eager to hear and see
Au Yong perform his music, which elegantly mingles traditional
instruments and theatrical staging with an astute sense of the avant.Christopher DeLaurenti, The Stranger, 2006
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