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THE INEFABLE
Some of the most astonishing and important music being composed today comes from a group of Chinese in their forties. These composers embody a critical moment for synthesising Western musical techniques and forms with Chinese folk materials.
| [1.] | The Ineffable David Fedele flute / piccolo, William Trigg percussion, Min Xiao-Fen pipa, Ann Yao zheng, Laura Park violin, Chris Finckel cello, Claire Heldrich conductor |
| [2.] | Wild Grass Fred Sherry solo cello |
| [3.] | Five Maskers Manhattan Brass Quintet |
| [4.] | Ding Allen Blustine clarinet, Ann Yao zheng, Donald Palma double bass |
| Metal, Stone, Silk, Bamboo | |
| [5.] | i. San Xu |
| [6.] | ii. Zhong Xu |
| [7.] | iii. Po David Fedele flute / piccolo, Jean Kopperud clarinet / bass clarinet, William Trigg percussion, Chen Tao dizi / xun, Thomas Chiu violin, Joshua Gorden cello, Claire Heldrich conductor |
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Manhattan Brass Quintet Members of the Brooklyn Philharmonic | |
