„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

I premiered more than 60 works of different genres of music by composers such as Joan Bagés Rubí, José Luis Campana and Hans Peter Stubbe Teglbjaerg, among others. Of particular note was the ‘Concerto for baritone saxophone, piano and string orchestra’ by Albena Petrovic-Vratchanska, at the Luxembourg Philharmonie in June 2018. 
My varied music projects, focused mainly on new music, have brought me to perform in Europe, America and Australasia in festivals such as Mixtur Barcelona (2018), New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival (USA 2017), Rc4 (Brazil 2015) and Classical:NEXT (Austria 2014 and Germany 2022). 
I have been a member of several chamber music groups such as the saxophone quartet SAX 3+1 (1994-2013) or Sigma woodwind trio (2004-2007). Currently, I collaborate with Morphosis Ensemble and some groups of contemporary music.

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Dr. Shuhan Hu, Chinese composer and music theory researcher.

She began learning music at the age of 4 from her father, composer and professor in composition. She has been working at the College of Music, Nanjing University of the Arts since 2008, teaching composition and orchestration. She received her PhD in composition in 2019 from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Now she is chercheuse en acceuil at CNSMDP, under the direction of Prof. Frédéric Durieux, and also a private student of Tristan Murail.

During her master's studies at Shanghai Conservatory, she became interested in spectral music and began to study it systematically. Her master's dissertation is entitled "Research on spectral composition based on OpenMusic". In 2015, Tristan Murail started to give regular composition masterclasses to the students of Shanghai Conservatory, and so she attended his composition classes every year thereafter, profoundly influenced by him. Today, she remains a private student of Professor Murail, having regular private classes with him at his home in Provence. During her doctoral studies, she focused on music centered on timbre and sound with her doctoral dissertation entitled "Morphology of Gestures and Textures in Contemporary Music Centered on Timbre and Sound and their Structural Functions". Besides, she has also published two articles on spectral music in the Journal of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, "Art of Music," a very prestigious academic journal in China: Deciphering the Code of Spectral Music: The Concept of Sound in Spectral Composition (Art of Music, Sept. 2010, pp.125-130); On Techniques and Means of Orchestration in Spectral Composition (Art of Music, Sept. 2015, pp.123-131). 

Recently, she also participated in masterclasses with Liza Lim, Yann Robin, Francesco Filidei, Mauro Lanza, Johannes Schöllhorn and many other well-known composers, and has also received their recognition.

Her major works include Xiao, for alto flute (which won the Ex aeqvo prize in the A category of the 2008 Youth International Music Competition); Streaming, for three Chinese plucked instruments (which won third prize in the 2008 "Music of China" International Composition Competition); Le Trou de neige, for ensemble (premiered by the Israel Contemporary Players, conducted by Zsolt Nagy in 2016); The Sea as My Blood, for trumpet, doubled-bell trombone and percussion (will be premiered by Elision Ensemble at the end of 2024); Lamps, and Slices of the Night, for large orchestra (premiered by the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zhang Liang in 2016); Portrait: Flowing Water, for large orchestra (premiered by the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zhang Liang in 2018); Happy, Lively, Vengeful Teeth, for piano trio (premiered by Ensemble Fractales, conducted by Jean-Bernard Matter, at Schloss Reichenau, Austria, in 2019) ; While the Fishes Playing the Sonata, the Deeper the Water Is, the Longer the Song Is, for quartet of doubled-bell brasses (premiered by Ensemble Musikfabrik in Dec. 2020); Les Fleurs de pêcher s'épanouissent à travers les fissures des os, for solo cello (commissioned by Radio France, premiered by Marie Ythier at Festival Présences 2022), etc.

ABSOLUTE SONICS

Roland Emile Kuit’s artistic path is undeniably marked by a tenacious drive to redefine the horizons of sonic art and composition. With his groundbreaking installations, enveloping sonic environments, and intellectually stimulating performances, he defies entrenched norms and encourages audiences to traverse unexplored territories of sound and space. Kuit’s pioneering contributions to the discipline have not only garnered him global acclaim but have also catalyzed engaging discourse, thereby revolutionizing our understanding of sound as a medium of artistic expression.
 - Ewah Shah

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

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