Every Dance Has Its End(2021) emerged from societal observation. 

I. Horizontal and vertical, two lines compensate each other and form a vivid suite. 
II. Expending the timbre of both instruments to find the inner character and only one voice is present in the end.  

This work contains two pieces. It can either be performed together or separately.

Premiered by Strings Crossed at Assisi Suono Sacro Festival at 5th Aug. 2021.
Violin: Chiara Franceschini
Harp: Maria Chiara Fiorucci

This recording was recorded at Teatro dell'Accademia at 6th Sep.2021.

Every dance has it's end (Two pieces for violin and harp) - Yun-Chih Huang

Improvisation on guitar testing out the attack detection in a Max patch which will function as providing an accompanying part composed from banks of pre-recorded guitar phrases. The banks will be categorized by event type, such as, plucked, strummed, body hit, slide, etc. 
Already working in the attack detection part of the patch- but as the patch develops the capabilities of detection will widen to include attack, pitch, duration of “event”, and technique . This knowledge will effect a probability chart that determines which prerecorded samples should be triggered.


Improvised Duo for Solo Guitar (Work In Progress)

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Echoes of woodblock from Peking Opera

The piece uses the single sound material, which was a wood percussion instrument in Peking opera named ‘Bang Zi’. The composer managed to keep the cultural characteristic of the sound by manipulating the samples on various levels. With the development of textures changing from simple to complex, and the groove of the rhythmic patterns become more intensive as the development of the emotion, also, it accumulates the energy for the climax. The whole development of the piece is a metaphor of the life cycle. A man from innocent to mature, when life goes to the end, it actually turns into the beginning of a new life, it is the continuation of the past.

Echoes of woodblocks from Peking Opera

Violin: Yun-Chih Huang
Guitar and composition: Daniel Kéry

Recorded in Brno and Amsterdam, May 2020.

BaoBei

Step outside the world and feel yourself charging with the power of the supernatural! Feel the enlightenment and energy run through your veins.

Transcendance

Fly high above the clouds blissfully, far away from the earth. Feel the breeze of the blowing winds, as sometimes it can blow gently, and at other times it can blow with exhilarating power.

Every dance has it's end (Two pieces for violin and harp) - Yun-Chih Huang

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