Facing The Truth - Part 1 - Denial

All men, women and children around the world, all together, breathe... and the breath comes from their souls who aspire to a better world (perhaps not all...) without abuse, hatred and destruction.. .
This is my music for PIano Day 2024: simple music that comes straight from my soul, crosses the skies, flies over the mountains and glides over the wide grassy plains... and screams peace and serenity!
Good luck to all !!

I thought of sending the same impro on my Youtube channel and making it the soundtrack of a slideshow on Villa Giulia in Palermo  (Sicily) and surrounding areas :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-3FLOnJmP4

The breath of Humanity ( Piano Day 2024)

Ambient with...
Safari pedals:Camel Strip,LadyBug Reverb,Flamingo Verb
TBTECH:TapeSAI,USRackAI,
Soft Synth:Plasmonic 
and My Violin

Enjoy!

Time And Tears -Ambient (Safari pedals and Three body TEC new plugin test)

Love Brought Us Here

A New Dawn (in a Strange Land)

De explicatu formae

Explicatus 2

"Out of Tujia" is a concerto for four percussionists and a Chinese orchestra, featuring the popular Liuzi percussion ensemble drumming patterns and techniques of the Tujia people. In 2006, the practice of playing the Liuzi was approved by the State Council of China and included in the first batch of National Intangible Cultural Heritage lists. Liuzi is the most widely circulated form of the ancient folk instrumental ensemble in the Tujia areas. It has a long history, numerous musical pieces, exquisite techniques, and rich expressiveness, making it a unique art form of the Tujia people. The Liuzi ensemble, composed of the Liuzi gong, leading cymbals, secondary cymbals, and Ma gong, integrates the techniques of various instruments, fully showcasing the performance skills of each. Typically, it is performed by 3 to 4 people, hence the terms "three-person Liuzi" and "four-person Liuzi." The "five-person Liuzi," which includes the introduction of the Han Chinese wind instrument suona, combines wind and percussion instruments, adding a festive and joyous atmosphere.
Yiu-kwong Chung conducts the Tao Yuan Chinese Orchestra.

Out Of Tujia Part 1

Waiting Time

Composition.

2024.

This is the first time I'm not alone on a compostion :

This piece has been created with Djayz.shadow, that I want to thank for his proposal.

It has been an exiting experiment! I consider it as a warmup and I'm ready for further other musical adventures !

You can discover his great works on his page :

https://soundcloud.com/djayz-shadow-214533396

The strings of October - Collaboration

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
567
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku567-above-my-head/

2024-11-13

Above my Head (Naviarhaiku 567 )

hexagram, vol, 2-

Having been a Universal Edition composer since April 2022, Yiu-Kwong Chung is one of Taiwan’s best-known and most sought-after composers. He was a Professor of Music at the National Taiwan University of Arts until 2022 and was the General Director of the Taipei Chinese Orchestra (TCO) from 2007 to 2015. During his tenure with TCO, he has written concerti for numerous top-class soloists, including percussionist Evelyn Glennie, trombonist Christian Lindberg, saxophonist Claude Delangle, cellist Mischa Maisky and Anssi Karttunen, flutists Pierre-Yves Artaud and Sharon Bezaly, in addition to renowned Kronos Quartet; all were world-premiered by the TCO. In June 2012, he conducted the orchestra’s European Tour (with soloist Evelyn Glennie). He staged performances in Bridgewater Hall in Manchester and Le Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris that brought immediate international fame to the Orchestra. From 2009 to 2015, he produced six CDs released worldwide by Swedish BIS Records.