Carte blanche à l'ensemble KA DAO YIN (Taïwan)
Guests : Yaping Wang
Now Cut
& invités surprise
Le 26 novembre de 19 à 21 h
L'ANGORA
3 Bd Richard Lenoir / 75011 Paris
http://www.angorabar.com/
Entrée libre / sortie au chapeau
3 Bd Richard Lenoir / 75011 Paris
http://www.angorabar.com/
Entrée libre / sortie au chapeau
The name Ka Dao Yin 卡到音 (pronounced Kǎ Dào Īn) is a transliteration of a Taiwanese wordplay which means ‘getting caught up in something’, — in Ka Dao Yin‘s case, it means loosely structured, but deeply felt, expressive improvisation with intuitive interplay between the group members.
https://kadaoyin.bandcamp.com/
Musicians
Klaus
Bru (Saxophone), a
German, who has lived in Taiwan and China for decades, has worked with an
abundance of artists in dissimilar musical contexts, covering a spectrum from
Experimental Noise, Electronica, to Mainstream Jazz, and Pop Music. Bru is one
of only a handful of saxophonists who specialize in the rare C-saxes,
which he likes to electrify and treat like a guitar. He has performed and
recorded with Marc Ribot, Sunny Murray, Franz Hautzinger, Peter Herbert,
Michael Moser, Bilal Karaman, Li Jian-Hong, Aming Liang, Sabu Toyozumi, and
Eddie Prevost.
Hung Shao Huan (Sheng), born in Taichung, Taiwan, completed his sheng (Chinese mouth
organ) studies at Tainan National University of the Art. One of
today’s most skillful young sheng players, Hung has demonstrated
outstanding performances of Chinese music, Western classical music, jazz,
and tango. Hung was the only Taiwanese prize winner at the CCTV
Instrumental Music Competition in 2007. He is the concert master of
DACHUNG Chinese Orchestra, and he has performed as a soloist with the
orchestra around the world. In 2012, he came in the first place at Taiwan
Student Music Competition. After being featured in an exclusive interview on
Wei Xin television in 2014, Hung held his acclaimed solo recital in
June. In July, he was elected as a youth ambassador of Taiwan and traveled
to South America for a cultural exchange tour. In September 2015, Hung was
invited to perform at several international music festivals, including
the Shanghai Sheng Festival and Wuhan Music Academy Sheng Festival.
Chun-Te
Liu (Guzheng) is
deeply rooted in traditional Chinese music. He graduated from the Chinese Music
Department at Tainan National University of the Arts, majoring in guzheng.
Later he studied composition at Chiao Tung University in Hsin-Chu, Taiwan.
He now works as a dancer with a number of Taiwanese dance companies,
while contributing as a composer and performer on the zheng.
