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ALAN CHAN composer, conductor, accompanist, music copyist Culver City, California / Brooklyn, New York |
A multi-faceted composer, Alan Chan has written music for concert, film, theatre and installation, and across many genres and styles. Chan’s music has been recognized with honors from ASCAP, Percussive Arts Society (PAS), Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong (CASH), among others. His works has been presented in music festivals such as Chamber Music Conference (Bennington), Imagine Festival, International Jazz Composers Symposium, Musica Danubiana (Slovania) and Oregon Bach Festival. Chan’s commission works include Acala and Bitter Melon for Chinese instruments (Melody of China, San Francisco), Qin for soprano and percussion (Snell Duo) and Sweet Bach (Lien Percussion Ensemble, Taiwan). He is currently a member of the prestigious BMI Jazz Composers Workshop in New York City. See full biography |
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NEWS |
VIDEOS via YouTube.com/alanchanmusic |
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Five short documentary films about Alan Chan collaborative works are now available online, under Matthew Thomas’s “Digital Composer Archive” from Resonance journal. Also available on Youtube. |
Videos on Youtube
1. A Spirit's Dream for voice and piano 2. Daughter's Lullaby for voice and orchestra 3. Black Bird Project vs. metal...stone...being..cracked 4. Floes for solo vibraphone |
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The Walla! Project 2. René's Barcarolle, jazz orchestra:
I am dead because I have no desire, |
11.11.2008 - Without a Trail to Lace is now available at HoneyRock.net 6.19.2008 - Without a Trail to Lace (Mother's Lament / Daughter's Lullaby) for soprano and vibraphone is the first prize winner of the 2008 Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest!!! (Text: Nicky Schildkraut) |
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Last updated: June 26, 2009