Premiere Works: Music From China Ensemble
Enjoy prize-winning compositions in Music From China’s International Composers Competition for new music with Chinese and Western instruments, as well as works by Grammy Award-winners Zhou Long and Chen Yi. The Music from China Ensemble features exceptional artists on erhu (fiddle), zheng (zither)…
#2: How Do You Get to Carnegie Hall? Sing in Mandarin.
On air October 28th, 2019. Recorded October 20th, 2019.
Gio Esposito joins Patricia to recap their experiences debuting a choral work in Chinese at Carnegie Hall earlier in the month. Written by Pulitzer-prize winning composer Zhou Long, Men of Steel and the Golden Spike commemorates the 150th ann…
Sounds of the Dragon: Virtuoso Music for Chinese and Western Instruments
Hear new works for violin, cello, piano, erhu, and pipa composed by Pulitzer Prize-winner Zhou Long; Beijing-based composer Lu Pei, and Chen Yi, winner of the Charles Ives Living Award. Two outstanding ensembles—Music From China and Music From Copland House—join forces for this performance, present…
A New World of Sound: PRISM Saxophone Quartet and Music From China
In this first-of-its-kind collaboration, soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones join with traditional Chinese instruments to perform new works written for them by Grammy Award-winners Zhou Long and Chen Yi, among others. The New York Times praised the PRISM Quartet for its "sensitivity, tech…
Asian Pacific Islanders in Classical Music
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 6! Do you think all Asian Pacific Islanders play classical music? There are a lot of APIs who play classical music, but not all of us fulfill that stereotype, especially in the professional sector. The truth is, according to the 2016 report The Racial/Ethnic and Gender …
Episode 177: Teaching Skills not Songs with Anthony Trecek-King
This week, Dr. Anthony Trecek-King joins the Choralosophy conversation by joining me to discuss two related topics. The teaching of musical fundamentals in our classrooms AND how we can have better and more productive conversations about social justice and the inequities in our society.
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Folk Traditions Meet Audience Participation in Zhou Long
Music by Zhou Long was presented in an interactive lecture-concert at the Hangzhou Grand Theatre on Tuesday, as part of the Hangzhou Spring Music Festival.
The event featured the composer’s String Quintet arrangement of Eight Chinese Folk Songs, introduced through a lecture outlining the musical id…
104 - Entering New Music Through Radical Stylistic Inclusion
Annika Socolofsky's first major new music experience—Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble performing Golijov, Zhou Long, Lou Harrison in one program—sent a clear message: music making can be radically inclusive. She walked into the field expecting that and was rudely surprised when people tried to g…
Episode 69 - 2011: Zhou Long, Madame White Snake
In this episode, Dave and Andrew explore an opera by the composer of our podcast theme, Zhou Long. It's been fifty years since another staged opera won the prize. Is this a worthy work to break that streak? They discuss the opera's synopsis, the music, and how Zhou Long blends Eastern and Western m…
Bonus: An Interview with Zhou Long
In this special bonus episode, Dave and Andrew talk with 2011 Pulitzer Winner Zhou Long. Where did he find the libretto for Madame White Snake? What does he think of people analyzing the opera's music? And what role did Bedřich Smetana play in the opera's creation? We hope you enjoy hearing from hi…
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