Land-Sea-Sky-Home
Performace Type: Mainstage
View full performance on VIMEO (Part 1) | (Part 2) | Highlights
Four scenes define the overall shape of Taikoz's latest full-scale program: Land, Sea, Sky & Separation. The first three parts comprise music that celebrates, takes inspiration from and expresses the essence of their titles: ‘land-ness’, ‘sea-ness’ and ‘sky-ness’. But what about those people who have been separated from their country, culture, family and friends, and who are deprived the ability and right to ‘celebrate’, ‘be inspired by’, ‘express the essence of’ or indeed simply experience the land, sea & sky?
Four scenes define the overall shape of Taikoz's latest full-scale program: Land, Sea, Sky & Separation. The first three parts comprise music that celebrates, takes inspiration from and expresses the essence of their titles: ‘land-ness’, ‘sea-ness’ and ‘sky-ness’. But what about those people who have been separated from their country, culture, family and friends, and who are deprived the ability and right to ‘celebrate’, ‘be inspired by’, ‘express the essence of’ or indeed simply experience the land, sea & sky?
In Land–Sea–Sky–Home, Taikoz explores the elements that make up Our World, home to all, but under the shadow of the plight of the desperate and unwanted who have been separated from their home, who have no home at all.
Featuring in the program are three new works: Ian Cleworth's large-scale, emotionally charged Home and virtuosic solo Waves, and by the legendary Sandy Evans, Sky, Let The Rain Fall, a colourful and dramatic work featuring Riley Lee’s largest and lowest shakuhachi, as well as the unique, microtonal percussion instrument called Sixxen. Contrasting with the meditative mantras of Riley Lee’s solo shakuhachi and explosive choreographic movement by Chongwei Zhang, Land–Sea–Sky–Home is part fête, part thought-provoking musical drama.
And for a comprehensive program note from the premiere performance given on the occasion of Taikoz’s 2017 20th Anniversary concert in City Recital Hall, Angel Place click here:
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Venue to provide:
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STAGING
- Risers: 7 x 2 x 1m units set in following configurations:
- 2mW x 2mD x 600mmH
- 2mW x 2mD x 800mmH
- 3mW x 2mD x 200mmH
AUDIO
- Audio Tech / Operator
- PA / Mixing Desk
- Audio playback from Taikoz MP3 player (or laptop)
- Foldback x 5 wedges (small, if possible)
- Microphones x 2 (not SM57s) on stands for tenor & soprano saxophones
- Handheld mic - preferably wireless
- Radio lapel mic / transmitter / belt-pack for shakuhachi
LIGHTING
- Lighting Tech / Operator
- Lighting requirements & outline (basic design) provided by Taikoz according to venue tech specs
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23 Nov to 24 Nov 2024
Taikoz and Lingalayam are performing Chi Udaka at Singapore's Singtel Waterfront Theatre, Esplanade, on November 23-24.
Land-Sea-Sky-Home
Performace Type: Mainstage
View full performance on VIMEO (Part 1) | (Part 2) | Highlights
Four scenes define the overall shape of Taikoz's latest full-scale program: Land, Sea, Sky & Separation. The first three parts comprise music that celebrates, takes inspiration from and expresses the essence of their titles: ‘land-ness’, ‘sea-ness’ and ‘sky-ness’. But what about those people who have been separated from their country, culture, family and friends, and who are deprived the ability and right to ‘celebrate’, ‘be inspired by’, ‘express the essence of’ or indeed simply experience the land, sea & sky?
Four scenes define the overall shape of Taikoz's latest full-scale program: Land, Sea, Sky & Separation. The first three parts comprise music that celebrates, takes inspiration from and expresses the essence of their titles: ‘land-ness’, ‘sea-ness’ and ‘sky-ness’. But what about those people who have been separated from their country, culture, family and friends, and who are deprived the ability and right to ‘celebrate’, ‘be inspired by’, ‘express the essence of’ or indeed simply experience the land, sea & sky?
In Land–Sea–Sky–Home, Taikoz explores the elements that make up Our World, home to all, but under the shadow of the plight of the desperate and unwanted who have been separated from their home, who have no home at all.
Featuring in the program are three new works: Ian Cleworth's large-scale, emotionally charged Home and virtuosic solo Waves, and by the legendary Sandy Evans, Sky, Let The Rain Fall, a colourful and dramatic work featuring Riley Lee’s largest and lowest shakuhachi, as well as the unique, microtonal percussion instrument called Sixxen. Contrasting with the meditative mantras of Riley Lee’s solo shakuhachi and explosive choreographic movement by Chongwei Zhang, Land–Sea–Sky–Home is part fête, part thought-provoking musical drama.
And for a comprehensive program note from the premiere performance given on the occasion of Taikoz’s 2017 20th Anniversary concert in City Recital Hall, Angel Place click here:
Click for Tech Specs
Venue to provide:
STAGING
STAGING
- Risers: 7 x 2 x 1m units set in following configurations:
- 2mW x 2mD x 600mmH
- 2mW x 2mD x 800mmH
- 3mW x 2mD x 200mmH
AUDIO
- Audio Tech / Operator
- PA / Mixing Desk
- Audio playback from Taikoz MP3 player (or laptop)
- Foldback x 5 wedges (small, if possible)
- Microphones x 2 (not SM57s) on stands for tenor & soprano saxophones
- Handheld mic - preferably wireless
- Radio lapel mic / transmitter / belt-pack for shakuhachi
LIGHTING
- Lighting Tech / Operator
- Lighting requirements & outline (basic design) provided by Taikoz according to venue tech specs