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ViPer by Tae Hong Park

Written By: evan on April 18, 2009 No Comment

At the 10am concert, one of the more interesting pieces was Tae Hong Park’s ViPer. The piece was scheduled for a live performance, but at the last minute, the performers were unable to be there. So we listened to a recorded version, which was still quite compelling.

This piece has no program notes, and the only note online reads “for violin, drum kit and 7 channel tape.”

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ViPer by Tae Hong Park

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