Who knew you could make music with stones or dance while playing music?

Artist Samson Young curates a series of new duets for teachers and their young students. Incorporating graphic scores, game pieces, and traditionally notated works, shapes songs brings together musicians of all levels through a unique journey into contemporary music and art. Join us for an afternoon of inspiring music fresh off the press!

This programme is part of NME15

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Programme

Dmitri Kabalevsky: Selections from Thirty Pieces for Children Op. 27

Samson Young: A farewell waltz in quirky lucky colours

James Moore: Strawberry

Seth Cluett: a sign of rupture at the heart of being  

Law Yuk-mui: I stay quiet as a stone 

Vanissa Law: Every Bubbly Step and Skip

Hong-kai Wang & Bill Dietz: Everything floated. My teeth are coming in. The stars intersect.

Performers  

Kitty Cheung and Audrey Yuen, violin

William Lane and Alexander Zaimi, viola

Stephenie Ng and Lui Lok-Sze Zoe, clarinet

Karina Yau / Yeung Ho Man Holden and Chan Ka Nam Summer, percussion

Alfred Lee, French horn

Linda Yim, piano

Credits

The Hong Kong Fringe Club