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Ruiqi Wang: Subduing the Silence with Vocal Improvisation
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Ruiqi Wang creates stunning experimental music, combining influences from jazz, contemporary Euro-classical music, and traditional Chinese music.
Ruiqi Wang joined us on the heels of the release of her debut album, Subduing the Silence (Orchard of Pomegranates). This profound, 36-minute album boasts an all-female cast of collaborators and expresses a musical vision seldom articulated in a debut work.
In addition to composing, performing, and recording in a variety of contexts and projects, Ruiqi Wang is pursuing a Masters degree in Music Composition—Contemporary Jazz at the Bern Academy of the Arts in Switzerland.
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