„Tun“ and „Tu“ are two chinese characters. The former can be interpreted as the vastness of space in the universe and the latter refers to the motion of inhalation and exhalation. The selection of these 2 characters as a title is to express the construction of a large and differing timbral space using different combinations and contrasting timbres of the baritone saxophone and electronics.

"Tun Tu" for Saxophone and electronics (2012) - part1

Zigzag Etude 3

Zigzag Etude 2

Zigzag Etude 1

Zigzag Etude 4

Sound materials from SYNTRX synthesiser, composed during the residency in EMS Stockholm in 2022. Originally 4-channel.

Cruelty of Obedience (stereo)

Planetarium:Beta (2022) for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Violoncello and Piano

For Clarinet in Bb, Electric Guitar and Violoncello. 
Recording performed by Ensemble Musikfabrik. 
Commissioned by Münchener Biennale. 
First performed 17 March 2004 at Klangspuren Concert Series München, by Ensemble Triolog.

Stirrings Still

Vermilion (2003)

Broken Face 碎脸 - Soprano/Ensemble/Electronic

Chanson Ruée

Courte étude acousmatique réalisée au CNSMDP.
Enregistrements réalisés avec l'aide de Mikel Urquiza, Emanuele Palumbo, Yan Maresz et Yann Geslin.

Outils:
Pro Tools
Kontakt
GRM Tools
Audiosculpt

"Tun Tu" for Saxophone and electronics (2012) - part1

Ying Wang Composer

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