Wooden Fish Ensemble
Thomas Schultz, piano; Shoko Hikage, koto/bass koto; Hyunjung Choi, violin
San Francisco’s Wooden Fish Ensemble presents concerts of music and musicians from a variety of cultural and national backgrounds, working together in a collaborative way. Wooden Fish: a fish with eyes always open—the possibility, the ideal of being always alert. Another possibility perhaps more natural to us: to be “disorganized”, with no leader, no director, no hierarchy, but with a malleability of people, direction, sound, listening. This performances features music of Hyo-shin Na, including two World Premieres, along with music by the Belgian post-modernist Boudewijn Buckinx, and selections from the Japanese traditional music repertoire. The ensemble for this stimulating program of music for koto, violin, and piano is an international group from Korea, Japan and the U.S.
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Thomas Schultz, piano; Shoko Hikage, koto/bass koto; Hyunjung Choi, violin
San Francisco’s Wooden Fish Ensemble presents concerts of music and musicians from a variety of cultural and national backgrounds, working together in a collaborative way. Wooden Fish: a fish with eyes always open—the possibility, the ideal of being always alert. Another possibility perhaps more natural to us: to be “disorganized”, with no leader, no director, no hierarchy, but with a malleability of people, direction, sound, listening. This performances features music of Hyo-shin Na, including two World Premieres, along with music by the Belgian post-modernist Boudewijn Buckinx, and selections from the Japanese traditional music repertoire. The ensemble for this stimulating program of music for koto, violin, and piano is an international group from Korea, Japan and the U.S.
Wooden Fish Ensemble
Thomas Schultz, piano; Shoko Hikage, koto/bass koto; Hyunjung Choi, violin
San Francisco’s Wooden Fish Ensemble presents concerts of music and musicians from a variety of cultural and national backgrounds, working together in a collaborative way. Wooden Fish: a fish with eyes always open—the possibility, the ideal of being always alert. Another possibility perhaps more natural to us: to be “disorganized”, with no leader, no director, no hierarchy, but with a malleability of people, direction, sound, listening. This performances features music of Hyo-shin Na, including two World Premieres, along with music by the Belgian post-modernist Boudewijn Buckinx, and selections from the Japanese traditional music repertoire. The ensemble for this stimulating program of music for koto, violin, and piano is an international group from Korea, Japan and the U.S.
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Thomas Schultz, piano; Shoko Hikage, koto/bass koto; Hyunjung Choi, violin
San Francisco’s Wooden Fish Ensemble presents concerts of music and musicians from a variety of cultural and national backgrounds, working together in a collaborative way. Wooden Fish: a fish with eyes always open—the possibility, the ideal of being always alert. Another possibility perhaps more natural to us: to be “disorganized”, with no leader, no director, no hierarchy, but with a malleability of people, direction, sound, listening. This performances features music of Hyo-shin Na, including two World Premieres, along with music by the Belgian post-modernist Boudewijn Buckinx, and selections from the Japanese traditional music repertoire. The ensemble for this stimulating program of music for koto, violin, and piano is an international group from Korea, Japan and the U.S.
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1751 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
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