The simplicity on the far side of complexity.
Read MoreProject 19.15: Unsuk Chin
Her music is based on a musical syntax that shares certain similarities with computer programming languages.
Read MoreProject 19.14: Du Yun
These are dangerous times for our better angels.
Read MoreProject 19.13: Caroline Shaw
While Shaw may adore the music of J.S. Bach’s time, she incorporates her cosmopolitan musical sensibilities at will into her compositions, creating a sonic world that is at once recognizable and modern.
Read MoreProject 19.12: Anna Thorvaldsdóttir
She can find inspiration in the microscopic or macroscopic, biological or geological, or in the inner space of dreams or the depths of outer space.
Read MoreProject 19.11: Angélica Negrón
Angélica Negrón sings whatever she feels like singing and, in the process, helps to shape the world around us all.
Read MoreProject 19.10: Melinda Wagner
Her concertos for orchestral instruments elevate a form that has been around for centuries and would make any principal musician in any modern symphony orchestra dream of calling her up and having her write a showpiece to remember.
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