The Ebb & Flow Ensemble

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<A HREF="https://ebbandflowarts.org/" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Ebb &amp; Flow Arts </A>celebrates its 20th anniversary season with a multifaceted concert of new music featuring the Ebb &amp; Ensemble, comprised of Ignace Jang, violin; Sung Chan Chang, 'cello; and Robert Pollock, piano. 
In the spirit of peaceful cooperation, Ebb &amp; Flow Arts celebrates its many instances of musical cultural exchange with South Korea. Most recently, Dr. Shinhee Park, president of Veritas Musicae in Seoul, invited American composers Sarn Oliver, Peter Swanzy, William Anderson, and Robert Pollock to create short piano pieces based on Korean poetry, for performances in Korea and in Hawai'i. In exchange, E&FA commissioned Dr. Park to compose a work for solo violin.
The evening’s program will also feature works by Korean composers, including Eugene Lee's "Etude #3" for piano; Sun Young Park's "Heem" for violin, 'cello, and piano (she will be present); and world-renowned Isang Yun's "Konigliches Thema" for solo violin. Other works on the program include Maurice Ravel's ravishing "Sonata" for violin and 'cello; and "Trio" for violin, 'cello, and piano - the last work by iconic American composer, Henry Cowell.

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