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Developing Self-Awareness through Listening and Improvisatory Interpretation Introduction
A Holistic guide to Self balance: Developing Self-Awareness through Listening and Improvisatory Interpretation By Yanini Pongpakatien
Grandmas’ Graces Vol.I – Nat Kosilp
This project explores my personal Sino-Thai family history through the lens of my grandmothers’ journeys. By creating a biographical sonic portfolio, I investigate the process of cross-generational evolution, focusing on the interplay of psychological and cultural adaptation. This work seeks to interpret their experiences, highlighting the transformative impact of migration, resilience, and identity across generations.
Magic Tricks and Other Spiele (2023)
08 APR 2023, Bangkok Art and Culture Center
Chamber Ensemble with quadraphonic sound system multimedia concert by Dhorn Taksinwarajan.
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What is New ? What is Authentic ? What is Classic ?
The Conference Of The Birds, live performance at PGVIM, Bangkok. 10.9.15:
Combining acoustic and electronic music, visuals and rituals, notations and improvisations, this eclectic evening of sound making will feature contributions by Dieter Mack and the PGVIM students, Peter Edwards & Max Riefer as the duet Zero Crossing, Kim Ngoc Tran, Anant Narkkong, Damrih Banawitayakit, Supreeti Ansvananda, Saowakhon Muangkruan, Watchara Pluemyart. Watchara Pluemyart and jean- David Caillouët.
This event was curated by Jean-David Caillouet, Anothai Nitibhon and Dieter Mack
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‘Transcending differences’
PGVIM International Symposium 2016
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‘Connecting Our Voices’
PGVIM International Symposium 2016
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“What If There’s Nothing You Can Do? “ TCDC BANGKOK – 23.4.22
The composer and computer music wizard Scott Wilson is joined by by the multi instrumentalist Anant Narkkong, the flutist Phataporn Preechanon and the double bassist Patchara Manoonphol, investigating improvisatory modes of communication between acoustically produced sounds and multi-channel electro acoustic processes. The resulting piece “What If There’s Nothing You Can Do? “ used a single accordion sample as the basis for live coded (programmed in real-time) improvisation, as a collaboration between a programmer and live musicians. This performance closed a week long series of public concerts at TCDC in Bangkok, showcasing the excellent work by Master students at PGVIM, it is also the continuation of a very fruitful collaboration between PGVIM and Birmingham University,[/vc_column_text][vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiGdDrRQQ1s”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text]
‘PGVIM Master Degree 2020’
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Beethoven Piano Sonata Op. 57, “Appassionata” Live Performance
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Schumann Kinderszenen Op. 15
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