Early Summer IUooUI was invited to sing for the opening of a new Art Museum in Yingge. A →
We will soon start another cycle of classes in Tibetan Bön chanting in Taipei. In this post I →
(中文請見下方) During one of my concerts in Taucha, Germany, last month, I asked the audience who knows the name Michael Vetter. Several people raised their hands. But as I expected, many people at the Ancient Trance Festival don’t know his name. Of course, quite a few more may have heard his music in the Age →
中文請往下滑 It has been many years since the first time I brought my students to my old acquaintances, the Bunun community from XinYi in Nantou, Taiwan. We prepared some songs for them and then went over to their ‘tribal village’ (as we often say here in Taiwan) to join their weekly singing session and exchange →
Last week Kustaa Saski‘s exhibition of tapestries opened in a new location run by the locally-known architect Siu Siu (Cha Cha). It was comissioned by June (pictured on top, with me, amidst three tapestries) about 5 years ago, after he exhibited in Taiwan through curator Frank, of Doublegrass. I remember we met Kustaa at several →
Join me this weekend for the first of three launch events of the book and album Overtone Singing. →
A remarkable bird visits our home, combined with a remarkable instrument. I listen to invisible machines. Crème de la crème of Jew’s harp players in my home, 2006. Two members of IUooUI getting ready for the first series of performances. Good old jamming in preparation of the Latencies project, connecting Taipei and Amsterdam. →
A new group called IUooUI is going to give its first series of full performances. Most of us →