Posts Tagged “H'un Lacerations In memoriam 1966-1976”

May 05 2009

Podcast: The Phoenix and the Composer – an Interview with Bright Sheng

Posted by Raymond in Enhanced Shows, Podcasts, Regular Shows

Bright Sheng - The Phoenix album coverBright Sheng has spent half his life in his homeland China, where he survived the Cultural Revolution by playing piano and percussion in a folk music group on the border with Tibet, and has spent the other half of his life in the United States where he has become one of the most saught after composers.

A fascinating story and interview.

Album details…
Catalogue No.: Naxos 8.559610

 

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