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Jinwei Sun: music creation through fabric pleats----Issey Miyake in academic composition |
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by:Max Blue
Renowned composer Jinwei Sun recently captivated her peers in the composition major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with an enlightening lecture on her latest masterpiece, "Sonic Pleats." This orchestral work seamlessly merges fabric technology with music, resulting in a profound dialogue between science and art.
Dr. Sun's musical journey commenced at the age of five when she first acquainted herself with the piano. Her educational odyssey traversed prestigious institutions such as the Central Conservatory of Music and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music before culminating in a DMA in Composition from the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC). Currently serving as the resident composer for NCYO, Jinwei Sun's extensive exposure to diverse musical cultures from both East and West enriches her compositions with a profound cultural depth.
Driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation, Jinwei Sun collaborates with musicians worldwide, infusing her creations with a harmonious blend of Eastern and Western influences. Her compositions have graced illustrious venues like Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, testament to her exceptional talent and artistic vision.
The idea of Sonic Pleats was sparked by the iconic fabric "Pleats Please" by Japanese designer Issey Miyake. Jinwei Sun was enamored by the fabric's sharp pleats reminiscent of knife edges and its delicate lightness akin to gentle waves, evoking emotions of romance and tenderness. Inspired by the fabric's inherent personality and symbolism of freedom, Jinwei Sun embarked on a creative journey, birthing three distinct works: Percussion Trio, Progression, and the titular Sonic Pleats.
With the Percussion Trio performed by the Grammy-nominated percussionist William Winant and the premiere of Progression in Chicago with Dal Niente, Sonic Pleats made its China premiere with the Sichuan Symphony Orchestra to fervent anticipation and resounding applause. Dr. Sun's innate curiosity and her ability to draw inspiration from the mundane manifest in her innovative compositions, transcending cultural boundaries and resonating with audiences worldwide.
Embracing an open-minded approach to music, Dr. Sun defies conventional norms by integrating fabric technology into her compositions, thereby pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Her pioneering efforts have garnered praise from peers and audiences alike, validating her artistic prowess and innovative spirit.
Through the Sonic Pleats, Dr. Sun crafts a narrative that seamlessly intertwines music and fabric, captivating audiences and expanding the horizons of music creation. With a wealth of experience collaborating with diverse musical ensembles and drawing inspiration from various cultures, Dr. Sun continues to invigorate the music industry with her multifaceted creative perspective and inclusive spirit.
As a celebrated composer, conductor, and pianist, Dr. Sun's contributions to the music landscape extend beyond her own performances, with her compositions becoming revered highlights within the industry. Collaborating with the Stanford Bay Chinese Music Ensemble further exemplifies her commitment to innovation and her enduring quest to evoke joy and emotion through music. For Dr. Sun, the Sonic Pleats is not merely an innovative endeavor but a testament to her unwavering dedication to pushing the boundaries of musical expression, promising an exciting journey of continued exploration and innovation.
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