YIJU
YIJU
YONG, BYRON AU
product information
Condition: New, UPC: 8857672798726, Publication Date: 01/24/2012, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/ROCK,
join & start selling
description

tracks

Daughter
Caravan
Two Knives
Lullaby
A Man Is Falling
Mother
Night Ship
Yiju

notes

Soundtrack from a multimedia installation at Jack Straw New Media Gallery, Seattle in 2004, created in collaboration with filmmaker Chishan Lin, installation artist John D. Pai, and landscape architect Lorraine Pai.

Musicians include Karen Akeda, Byron Au Yong, Marc Collins, Marc de la Cruz, Jessika Kenney, Gina Sala, Aiko Shimada, and James Whetzel singing and playing er-hu, string bass, paper, chopsticks, cymbals, and water gongs. (No other indication as to who plays what or on which tracks.)

credits


Composed By, Producer, Erhu – Byron Au Yong
Recorded By – Steve Ditore
reviews

Be the first to write a review

member goods

No member items were found under this heading.

notems store

The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales

by Grimm, Jacob

Hardcover /Hardcover

$22.50

Not Fade Away

by Fong-Torres, Ben

Paperback /Paperback

$13.93

The Rock Crusher: A Model ...

by Adolph, Steve

Paperback /Paperback

$37.49

listens & views

SMOOTH JAZZ TRIBUTE TO ROCK'N ...

by PLAY IT SOUL

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$4.49

RETROPOLITAN

by SKYZOO

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$12.99

YOUR ROCK-N-ROLL BIRTHDAY

by TWO GUY TRIO

COMPACT DISC

out of stock

$11.99

LOGAN LEDGER

by LEDGER,LOGAN

VINYL LP

out of stock

$21.25

Return Policy

All sales are final

Shipping

No special shipping considerations available.
Shipping fees determined at checkout.
promoting relevance through notable postings ]

A notem is a meaningful post that highlights an experience, idea, topic of interest, an event ... whatever a member believes worthy of discussion. Each notem becomes a pathway by which to make meaningful connections.

notems is a free, global social network that rewards members by the number and quality of notems they post.

notemote® © . Privacy Policy. Developed by Hartmann Software Group