Nomadic Sound Worlds is finally here!

Nomadic Sound Worlds finally launches today! It’s a four-part blog/podcast series I’m producing this year under the Canadian Music Centre Library Residency. Check out the “Nomadic Sound Worlds” section of this website for more details!

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Juro Kim Feliz prepares to record for an episode of his CMC library residency podcast 🎧. We will be sharing some reflections, audio, score samples and more relating to the music of Hope Lee. It is coming at you next week! #artistinresidence #libraryresidency #musicandidentity

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Activities at a glance…

2023 (TBA): World premiere of Kinaligta-án. Presented by Wesley Shen (harpsichord) (Toronto). This new work is made possible with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
2023 (TBA): World digital premiere of the song cycle Liham. Presented by Renee Fajardo (mezzo-soprano), Danlie Acebuque (baritone), and Andrea Grant (piano). This new work is made possible with the financial support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.
30 March 2023: World premiere of Kina-i-ngátan. Commissioned and presented by New Music Concerts. Premiere by Guy Few (trumpet) (Toronto).
02-04 December 2022: Electroacoustic work (TBF) presented in Listening Lounge, SONIC MATTER Festival 2022 (Zürich).
17 November 2022: World digital premiere of O forse, l’ho già perduta poco a poco… Premiere by Wesley Shen (piano), presented by Freesound (Toronto).
28-31 July 2022: World premiere of A Study in Exile, No. 3: Home is not a place on a map. Premiere by Amy Hull (dancer/choreographer), Rebecca Leonard (circus artist/choreographer), and the Thin Edge New Music Collective. Presented in “Anthropic Traces,” produced by Balancing on the Edge and A Girl in the Sky Productions (Toronto).
22 July 2022: Digital release of Hanggang sa Takipsilim in “Mind & Machine, Vol. 4.” Released by Ravello Records.
09 June 2022: Paper presentation of “Nomadic Sound Worlds: towards the transitory and the migratory” on Diasporic Solidarities, hosted by McMaster University (online).
05 June 2022: Participation as a panel member of “Lost in Translation? When instruments and music are taken out of their cultural contexts.” Presented by Evergreen Gamelan Club and the Canadian Music Centre.
30 April 2022: World premiere of Kinalugarán. Commissioned and presented by New Music Concerts (Toronto). This new work is made possible with the financial support of the Ontario Arts Council.

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