mar. 08 nov.
|Montréal
KAI & YASUSHI duo
Their music also frequently draws musical inspiration from the sea and other natural environments in an attempt to harmonize artistic and ecological concerns. In 2018 they received an award from Bow Seat for their piece “Aquas,” which utilizes a motif derived from climate data of seas and terrains.
Heure et lieu
08 nov. 2022, 19 h 00
Montréal, 5035 R. Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2J 2L9, Canada
À propos de l'événement
https://youtu.be/HWjY-GGwUGQ?t=29 https://www.instagram.com/tv/CgfPC0ejEOQ/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
They are currently studying composition with Prof. Melissa Hui at the Schulich School of Music at McGill University.
They have composed for two feature length student films, as well as numerous short films and documentaries. Their music often incorporates improvisational, electronic, and site-specific elements, and may be found as part of larger multimedia collaborations involving dance, installation art, and projection art. In 2019 they received a SOCAN Foundation Young Composer Award for Isaac, an acousmatic piece.
Their music also frequently draws musical inspiration from the sea and other natural environments in an attempt to harmonize artistic and ecological concerns. In 2018 they received an award from Bow Seat for their piece “Aquas,” which utilizes a motif derived from climate data of seas and terrains.
They are currently the composer-in-residence for the brass quintet at McGill University, as well as Music Composer for TVM: Student Television at McGill. Current film scoring projects include music for The Hippie Who Came to Roam, For Nada, Dance of the Golden Monkey, and It Gets Dark Too Early.