PEP (Piano and Erhu Project) Vol. 2
by Corey Hamm, piano; Nicole Ge Li, erhu
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
As well a 20 page CD Booklet with performer and composers bios and notes on each of the pieces.Purchasable with gift card$10 CAD
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Homage to Liu Wenjin
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such that I left a dream
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suppose I was a marigold
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A Garden of Transplants
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Chorale Threnody
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mainland sonata
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about
1.-4. Four Short Poems - Dorothy Chang
5. Homage to Liu Wenjin - Keith Hamel
6. Who Made the Inch of Grass - Aaron Gervais
7. such that I left a dream - Daniel Marshall
8. suppose I was a marigold - Emily Doolittle
9. A Garden of Transplants - Elizabeth Raum
10. Chorale Threnody - Douglas Finch
11. Imaginary Garden I. snow-in-summer - Hope Lee
12. mainland sonata - Remy Siu
Formed in 2011, PEP is an exciting Vancouver-based cross-cultural project in which Nicole Ge Li and Corey Hamm commission Canadian, Chinese and other international composers to write new works for erhu (Chinese two-stringed fiddle) and piano. While many works already exist for the this instrumental combination, Li and Hamm felt that very few explored the many stylistic paths that have flourished over the past century. The second of three discs, PEP (Piano and Erhu Project) Vol. 2 addresses this paucity, showcasing a number of works by a dizzyingly diverse range of composers. The collaborative energy between Li and Hamm is a palpable force and their commitment to this new repertoire is a joy to behold. Still to come... for Volume 3.
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk440/
5. Homage to Liu Wenjin - Keith Hamel
6. Who Made the Inch of Grass - Aaron Gervais
7. such that I left a dream - Daniel Marshall
8. suppose I was a marigold - Emily Doolittle
9. A Garden of Transplants - Elizabeth Raum
10. Chorale Threnody - Douglas Finch
11. Imaginary Garden I. snow-in-summer - Hope Lee
12. mainland sonata - Remy Siu
Formed in 2011, PEP is an exciting Vancouver-based cross-cultural project in which Nicole Ge Li and Corey Hamm commission Canadian, Chinese and other international composers to write new works for erhu (Chinese two-stringed fiddle) and piano. While many works already exist for the this instrumental combination, Li and Hamm felt that very few explored the many stylistic paths that have flourished over the past century. The second of three discs, PEP (Piano and Erhu Project) Vol. 2 addresses this paucity, showcasing a number of works by a dizzyingly diverse range of composers. The collaborative energy between Li and Hamm is a palpable force and their commitment to this new repertoire is a joy to behold. Still to come... for Volume 3.
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk440/
credits
released January 20, 2015
Performers: PEP (Piano and Erhu Project) Nicole Ge Li, erhu; Corey Hamm, piano (percussion on Track 9)
Recorded at: Roy Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music
Producers: Don Harder, Nicole Ge Li, and Corey Hamm
Recording Engineer: Don Harder
Mixing and Mastering: Don Harder
Translations: Nicole Ge Li
Photography: Jennifer Zhao, Nicole Ge li, and Corey Hamm
Cover Photo: Jennifer Zhao
Graphic Design and Manufacturing: Digital Media Group
Performers: PEP (Piano and Erhu Project) Nicole Ge Li, erhu; Corey Hamm, piano (percussion on Track 9)
Recorded at: Roy Barnett Hall, UBC School of Music
Producers: Don Harder, Nicole Ge Li, and Corey Hamm
Recording Engineer: Don Harder
Mixing and Mastering: Don Harder
Translations: Nicole Ge Li
Photography: Jennifer Zhao, Nicole Ge li, and Corey Hamm
Cover Photo: Jennifer Zhao
Graphic Design and Manufacturing: Digital Media Group
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