The audiences absolutely LOVE "Sounds of Taiwan." Watch their
feedback!
Come join this unique musical journey with expert musicians from France Hugues Vincent, Japan Ryohei Kanemitsu and Taiwan Lo Chang Chin blend the sounds of three of the world’s most distinctive string instruments: erhu, sitar and cello.
★★★★ HeraldScotland
★★★★ The Scotsman
Amazing range of tones & expression...The musicians work superbly together'
A refreshing amalgam of east and west...The three musicians work
superbly together, supporting and interacting with apparent ease, and
while there’s plenty of heat, as their improvisations build in
intensity, the essential melodies are very clear"
Musicians
Hugues Vincent, Ryohei Kanemitsu and Chang Chin Lo – known collectively
as the Wooonta Trio – are a real find. The show’s title, Sounds Of
Taiwan, is based more on the fact that’s where the three men met, rather
than the work they play. Vincent hails from France, Kanemitsu from
Japan and Chin Lo from Taiwan, each bringing a flavour of their homeland
to the table. That said, their repertoire extends even further, with
flavours of Eastern Europe also in the mix. Personable
and friendly, the three men introduce each work before proving
themselves true masters of their chosen instruments of sitar (Kanemitsu,
who trained in India), cello (Vincent, a real driving force) and the
Chinese erhu (Chin Lo, who produces more depth of emotion than seems
possible from a two-stringed fiddle). A truly sumptuous hour of sound.
Wooonta Trio joined Edingburgh Festival Fringe 2016.
We had Wooontaful 20shows at Zoo southside. Happy to share music with many people and gain a lot of love!
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/taiwan-season-sounds-of-taiwan