Rivers and roots
A Mandarin river, an Esperanto night and a loess home keep roots in different sounds.
The River Says, Take Your TimeA riverside singer, a banyan tree and one string place a travelling heart inside a wandering rhythm.Mandarin lyric · Bengali Baul direction · single-string drone, drums and bellsMeet this work · choose a listening doorway ↗
Abrikota lun’ super JerevanoEsperanto leaves an unsent letter in Yerevan's night, while a Neapolitan orchestral-canzone direction gives longing room.Esperanto lyric · Neapolitan orchestral canzone · tenor, mandolin and oboe directionMeet this work · choose a listening doorway ↗
The Loess Hills Hold My HomeA hoe against the cave-house wall, bread by the stove and red chillies at the door place home inside a family's work.Mandarin northwestern-folk direction · 6/8 · banhu, sanxian and female altoMeet this work · choose a listening doorway ↗
Pipa Song · Bai JuyiA riverside farewell and a pipa player’s story unfold in a free-rhythm Chinese female-alto direction.Classical Chinese verse · Seán-nós free-declamation direction · submitted pipa cues retainedMeet this work · choose a listening doorway ↗















