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DESCRIPTION:Weaving Worlds Presented by Ph.D. candidate Chieh Huang. <p> </
 p> Saturday\, Jan. 18\, 2025\, 8 p.m. Winifred Smith Hall <p>Presented by 
 the Department of Music's Integrated Composition\, Improvisation\, and Tec
 hnology (ICIT) Ph.D. candidate Chieh Huang.</p> <p>Exploring the richness 
 of Indigeneity through the beautiful Atayal language and the heritage it b
 rings to contemporary composition.</p> <p><strong>Free admission with regi
 stration</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In Atayal society\, a weaver symbolizes 
 virtue. The concert utilizes weaving as a metaphor to create new works ins
 pired by the Atayal language (Taiwanese Indigenous) and heritage. Technolo
 gy\, including spatialization\, motion sensors (Mugic)\, and MIDI\, is emp
 loyed to express Indigeneity. The music also explores the boundary between
  spoken texts and music\, reflecting one's connection to Indigeneity. It f
 eatures various performances: a solo percussion piece\, a trio with percus
 sion\, violin\, and flute\, and a large ensemble incorporating electronics
 \, piano\, percussion\, saxophone\, voice\, violin\, and flute.</p> <p></p
 >
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SUMMARY:Weaving Worlds
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:Weaving Worlds Presented by Ph.D. candidate Ch
 ieh Huang. <p> </p> Saturday\, Jan. 18\, 2025\, 8 p.m. Winifred Smith Hall
  <p>Presented by the Department of Music's Integrated Composition\, Improv
 isation\, and Technology (ICIT) Ph.D. candidate Chieh Huang.</p> <p>Explor
 ing the richness of Indigeneity through the beautiful Atayal language and 
 the heritage it brings to contemporary composition.</p> <p><strong>Free ad
 mission with registration</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In Atayal society\, a w
 eaver symbolizes virtue. The concert utilizes weaving as a metaphor to cre
 ate new works inspired by the Atayal language (Taiwanese Indigenous) and h
 eritage. Technology\, including spatialization\, motion sensors (Mugic)\, 
 and MIDI\, is employed to express Indigeneity. The music also explores the
  boundary between spoken texts and music\, reflecting one's connection to 
 Indigeneity. It features various performances: a solo percussion piece\, a
  trio with percussion\, violin\, and flute\, and a large ensemble incorpor
 ating electronics\, piano\, percussion\, saxophone\, voice\, violin\, and 
 flute.</p> <p></p>
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