Interviews

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Composing as Curating: In Touch with Listenpony
London’s contemporary music scene is unique. A perfect storm of engaged audiences, an urban landscape full of unusual venues and limited funding awarded only to the most creative has led to a surge of small organisations taking the music they
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Curtains of Light and Sound: A Talk with Composer Joyce Tang Wai-Chung
Composer Joyce Tang spoke with us last week and we were delighted to meet a composer with a background in electro-acoustic music and musicology. Joyce did master’s degrees in both composition and electro-acoustic music at Hong Kong Baptist University and
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What Will We Play in 300 years?
An Interview with Composer Bun-Ching Lam
Macau-born composer Bun-Ching Lam spoke with us the other day and the conversation ranged from the rise of Asia as a music power to the advantages to being a 21st century composer.
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The Note, The Silence, and Variations
A Talk with Andrea Morricone
We caught up with Andrea Morricone, the pianist, composer, and conductor, while he was in Hong Kong in May for a Charity “Concert for Cause” and had a wonderful afternoon reviewing everything from the wonders of Mozart’s Little G minor
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In touch with John Rutter
Choral Music (A Song in Season) Royal Philharmonic, John Rutter Look to the day Most Glorious Lord of Life I am with you always John Rutter is one of the most successful and frequently performed composers of his generation. Many
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