Videos
Danielle
Nothing in the world stands by itself. Every object is a link in an endless chain - we are in an infinite web of connections. This piece is dedicated to my friend Eyal, in memory of his daughter Danielle. Danielle was tragically kidnapped in a Hamas attack at the Supernova Music Festival. Drawing from Jewish musical traditions and tonality, the flute symbolizes Danielle, while the clarinet embodies her father, Eyal. The interplay of these two instruments illustrates the profound bond between father and daughter.
Composer: Owens Huang
Flute: Ann Kuo
Clarinet: Yuhsin Galaxy Su
PIano: Chi-Jo Lee
The Silicon Island
The Silicon Island Septet narrates the 400-year journey of the Taiwanese identity. The entire piece is structured in three movements, each representing a distinct three phase of the journey: contact, clash, and fusion.
Composer: Owens Huang
Flute: Ann Kuo
Violin: Lucy Lu, Hsuan-Hao Hsu
Viola: Hsuan-Min Chang, Chieh-Yu Lin
Cello: Allen Liang, Tzu-Wei (Jack) Huang
Audio Engineer & Mixer: Dong Yen Wu
Rosenwald
Universal Connection – Rosenwald, the fusion of Jewish musical tonality and Japanese melodies serves to narrate the tale of a dynamic foreign investor immersed in Japanese business society. His journey encapsulates the convergence of cultural identity and financial activism, particularly in the sphere of reforming Japanese corporate behavior and economy.
Composer: Owens Huang
Flute: Ann Kuo
Clarinet: Ray Wyant
Piano: Chi-Jo Lee
Place of Origins
This sonata is presented in the form of three movements, symbolizing three different stages of Taiwanese immigrants in the United States. It reflects their emotions, self-identity, and longing for their home country, Taiwan.
Composer: Owens Huang
Flute: Ann Kuo
Cello: Tzu-Wei (Jack) Huang
Piano: Chi-Jo Lee