Name: The Fragrance Of Blush by XiRenWang in Music for Theatre
Duration: 2 min 30 s
Description: Love theme for a period drama, set to dance, by the YangTze Rep. Theatre of America, NYC.

A set of soundtracks commissioned as theme music and underscore for theatrical productions.

Music for Theatre

Hey there,
This is my contribution for Piano Day 2021 !

The Full version is out @Lost tapes Music Library, in the album "Piano-Crescendo & Emotion 4"  : https://www.lost-tapes.com/albums/5e8344b51327b14ad9a2be14

Love,
Géraldine

Piano Crescendo & Emotion 4

Le Roi De Trèfle #pianoday2021

Fusion of worlds, or collision of worlds? Set to dance by the YangTze Rep. Theatre of America. 

When Worlds Collide

Love theme for a period drama, set to dance, by the YangTze Rep. Theatre of America, NYC. 

The Fragrance Of Blush

This is the demo for the track which eventually made it into Collide-A-Scope

Greatness

the #love #theme from The Story of YuHuan, coming soon, to a space near you, live :)#Chinesemusicensemble of #newyork

Xiren's Album

The Story of YuHuan - love theme

Today, we discuss immigration raids. We're joined by Dr William D. Lopez, from the University of Michigan School of Public Health, and Dr Nicole L. Novak, from the University of Iowa College of Public Health. Among other topics, we discuss new research published by the Immigration Initiative at Harvard, 'An Unnatural Disaster: The Impact of Immigration Raids on Latino Communities'. This is available to download in English and Spanish on our website. We also hear from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)and Brooklyn Defender Services, Know Your Rights Campaign.

In this series, we bring you fresh knowledge and insight from the team at the Immigration Initiative at Harvard, led by our Director, Professor Roberto G. Gonzales, and featuring voices from the field. Join us as we get to know our neighbors through their stories.

This podcast is hosted by Dr Jennifer Allsopp and produced by Xiren Wang and Dr Jennifer Allsopp.

Immigration and Democracy

S1. Ep1.  Immigration Raids: An Unnatural Disaster

Deportation is when a country takes measures to remove a foreign national from its territory. It's something faced by criminal fugitives, but also by refugees fleeing persecution who are apprehended at the border, Dreamers studying at the nation’s best colleges, and probably some nice guys you’d run into at your local bodega. Today, we talk to a team of academics who are part of a new international research collaborative, Life Facing Deportation, about what we do and don’t know about forced returns in the U.S. and Central America. We start off the conversation with an unlikely story of detention and return. Santos explains why, real crime to him is not crossing a border without permission, but failing to respond to his family’s acute humanitarian need. If deportation serves as a way of marking the boundaries of belonging in nation states, is it possible to envision a democracy without deportation?

In this series, we bring you fresh knowledge and insight from the team at the Immigration Initiative at Harvard, led by our Director, Professor Roberto G. Gonzales, and featuring voices from the field. Join us as we get to know our neighbors through their stories.

This podcast is hosted by Dr Jennifer Allsopp and produced by Xiren Wang and Dr Jennifer Allsopp.

The Fragrance Of Blush

XiRenWang

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