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Sascia Pellegrini was born a piano player, grew into a pianist/composer and is now maturing as a
percussionist and performer/composer.
He researches improvised and written music with a special interest in the perception of the act of
performance and the deeper implications of musical thinking. He often leads workshops on these
themes in universities and music schools for composers, instrumentalists and performers.
In his musical research, Sascia combines compositions for, among others, live electronics,
visuals and percussion. He has written music for various ensembles and has developed
choreography and visual works often in collaboration with dancers and other media artists.
As a percussionist/composer he has performed extensively in Italy, France, Germany, China,
Japan, Hong Kong and in his place of residence, Singapore. He has performed in Concert Halls, Theaters,
Art Galleries and Art Spaces, primarily as soloist and composer.
He was trained in percussion and composition at the Italian Conservatory “Puccini” of La Spezia
and he joined percussion, composition and conducting classes at IRCAM in Paris. In the course
of these studies he has met, learned from and shared ideas with a variety of stimulating
composers and performers.

Danny is a Singapore-based Filipino composer whose music blends contemporary techniques with inspiration from Filipino traditional materials. His works have been featured at festivals including the Cheltenham Music Festival (UK), Impuls Academy (Austria), Donaueschinger Musiktage (Germany), and the Synthetis International Summer Music Course (Poland). He was recognized among the top winners by the Goethe-Institut at the Young Composers in Southeast Asia Competition and Festival.

Trained in composition at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore, Danny is currently pursuing MA/PhD research at the University of Birmingham. In Singapore, he performs with the Sari-Sari Philippine Kulintang Ensemble and conducts the award-winning Psalmideo Chorale, bringing Filipino traditional and choral music into contemporary contexts.

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