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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2015 · 58 MIN

Bright Sheng

from Relevant Tones · host Access Contemporary Music

Chinese composer Bright Sheng grew up hearing traditional Chinese  music but became fascinated by Western classical music. As a composer,  he’s forged a highly successful career blending both sound worlds into a  fascinatingly distinctive sonic identity. Bright Sheng: H’un Lacerations (excerpt) New York Chamber Symphony/Gerard Schwartz Sheng: Dance Capriccio Shanghai Quartet; Peter Serkin, p. Sheng: Three Chinese Love Songs   “Blue Flower”   “At the Hillside Where Horses are Running”   “The Stream Flows” Lisa Saffer, soprano; Paul Neubauer, viola; Bright Sheng, piano Sheng: The Blazing Mirage Hong Kong Philharmonic/Sheng; Trey Lee, cello Sheng: String Quartet No. 4, Silent Temple, III Shanghai Quartet

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Chinese composer Bright Sheng grew up hearing traditional Chinese  music but became fascinated by Western classical music. As a composer,  he’s forged a highly successful career blending both sound worlds into a  fascinatingly distinctive sonic identity. Bright Sheng: H’un Lacerations (excerpt) New York Chamber Symphony/Gerard Schwartz Sheng: Dance Capriccio Shanghai Quartet; Peter Serkin, p. Sheng: Three Chinese Love Songs   “Blue Flower”   “At the Hillside Where Horses are Running”   “The Stream Flows” Lisa Saffer, soprano; Paul Neubauer, viola; Bright Sheng, piano Sheng: The Blazing Mirage Hong Kong Philharmonic/Sheng; Trey Lee, cello Sheng: String Quartet No. 4, Silent Temple, III Shanghai Quartet

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