Silk Road Music: Lunar New Year Celebration

Silk Road Music

A Cultural Encounter
Experience the magic of a Lunar New Year family show filled with a global vision of
acoustic music and songs. Featuring an incredible blend of instruments—the
enchanting pipa, vibrant suona, harmonious sheng, soulful hulusi, fiery guitar, exotic
oud, and dynamic world percussion—this celebration transcends boundaries and unites
cultures through the power of sound.

絲綢之路音樂圖:春節音樂會
你我相遇
体验一场充满世界视野的农历新年家庭音乐会,以原声音乐带来无限惊喜。我们的演出汇聚了多种乐器的独特魅力: 悠扬的琵琶、热情的唢呐、和谐的笙、深情的葫芦丝、激昂的吉他、异域风情的鲁特琴、以及动感十足的世界打击乐,让音乐跨越边界,用声音连接文化,让蛇年带给我们生气和希望,将活力四射的音乐盛宴作为你我相遇的起点!

这不仅是一场音乐会,更是一场充满故事与文化交融的心灵旅程。不要错过这一声声跨越时空的旋律,和一段段动人心弦的音乐故事。

February 1, 2025, 2:00 PM
Performed for a live audience in Gateway Theatre Studio B
6500 Gilbert Road, Richmond, BC
Ticket: $25
https://www.gatewaytheatre.com/tickets/?eid=2025-lny

New Compositions

  UPCOMING   ******** GLOBAL SOUNDSCAPES FESTIVAL

KOCA: A Japan-Canada Exchange
Friday June 7 | 8 pm
Waterfront Theatre, Granville Island
Tickets $35 / $25 / $20 

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/788529

Vancouver’s Yaletown String Quartet & visiting artists perform the world premieres of new intercultural works by members of the Kyushu-Okinawa Composers’ Association: Taishi Harada, Goushi Yonekura, Takeshi Saitoh, Yuko Kondo, Keiko Eto, and Airi Yoshioka.

This concert is part of a multi-year creative development and exchange project that included concert performances and workshops by VICO musicians in Japan last summer. We are excited now to host six KOCA composers in Vancouver as we present the new intercultural works they have developed in the course of the project.

Featuring: Yaletown String Quartet, Saina Khaledi (santur), Bic Hoang (dan bau), Mark Takeshi McGregor (flute), Qiu Xia He (pipa), Harrie Starreveld (shakuhachi), Miyama McQueen-Tokita (koto), Brian Nesselroad (percussion), and Taishi Harada (guest conductor)

Festival d’été francophone de Vancouver

June 23,24,25.
Le Centre culturel Francophone de Vancouver
Huu Bac Quintet & JouTou Artists Residency
Free to Public
Thur,June 23 – Radio-Canada Stage – 700 Hamilton St, Vancouver – 4 p.m.
Fri, June 24 – Canada Place – Vancouver – 3.15 p.m.
Sat, June 25 – Civic Plaza – 141, West 14th St, North Vancouver – 1 p.m.June 18 1:30pm
Tel: 604.736.9806
www.lecentreculturel.com/en-event-35

Huu Bac Quintet Photo By Noelle-Garnier

Huu Bac Quintet Photo By Noelle-Garnier


Silk Road Duo Photo by Ian Moar

Silk Road Duo Photo by Ian Moar


Since 2010, each year the Festival d’été francophone de Vancouver has hosted an artist-in-residence project that brings together two groups of musicians, one from Quebec, the other from British Columbia. Together, they create new arrangements and even completely new works, based on the creative encounter of their individual repertoires. This two-day artistic residence is followed by a series of free public concerts. For this 27th edition, the Festival d’été francophone de Vancouver is presenting a unique encounter in world music with two groups that explore connections between several musical origins, in particular from Asian countries. This year, we are very pleased to twin the very talented Huu Bac Quintet, based in Montreal, and the JouTou ensemble, who have chosen British Columbia as their home base. The artistic residence will take place on June 21 and 22, and three free world-premiere performances will follow on June 23, 24 and 25.

Silk Road Four

Silk Road Four
Sound of Dragon Music Festival
April 22-24. 2016 at the Roundhouse
www.soundofdragon.com

SilkRoadMusic
Qiu Xia He weaving the 2000 year old Chinese Pipa into the magic carpet of music, while Andre Thibault is plucking the Spanish guitar and oud, Liam MacDonald striking the Brazilian tambourine and Ron Hadley pounding the Jazz piano, this concert sparks and boils like music is supposed to: Live!

What we found in Jerez?

Flamenco Study

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Flamenco studies

Casa Rosaleda Jerez
Here are the core facts:
1. Each suite is well equipped like a home,and clean.
2.Situated In the Historical Santiago barrio.
3. 1 mint walk from The Centro Cultural of Andalucia where you get updated events,films and research archives.
4. 15 mints walk to the public market. Fantastic selection of fish and produce.
5. 1 mints walk to one of the best guitar player/teacher in Jerez. Jesus Alvarez Lopez.
6. 6 mints walk from the Maria del Mar Moreno flamenco school where you can dance like the Jerezanos.
7. 5 mints walk to Pena Tio de Paula to hear the best of Jerez. and it’s free.
8. 15 mints walk to Flamenco bars like the Tabanco and El Guitarron.
9. 20 mints walk to Maria Bermudez’s Flamenco. Dance where you can be thought in both English and Spanish by an international pro.
10. There are plenty of bars, cafes around where you can get your fix for a few euros or so.