Saw Peep artistic director, Jon Silpayamanant, announces that Juilliard has commissioned him to compose a book of cello etudes, building on their efforts to embrace and build a more representative …
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We are thrilled that Saw Peep founder and artistic director, Jon Silpayamanant, was selected to be one of the Cello Teaching Repertoire Consortium composers which has as its mission “To expand cello …
একলা চলো রে (Ekla Chôlo Re) is a a song composed by Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) in 1905. It is part of a corpus of about 2000 songs written/composed by Tagore and are …
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Saw Peep artistic director, Jon Silpayamanant, will be performing with the UK Balinese Gamelan Angklung Langen Kerti Ensemble at the World Music and Dance Night on November 30, 2023 at …
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Saw Peep will be performing at St. Mary’s Multicultural Festival on September 17, 2022. “St Mary’s Multicultural Festival is a family fun-filled event! Kids game area & Prize booth, live …
Come join Saw Peep, an Intercultural Orchestra as we play tunes from Southeast Asia, the Silk Road, and the Middle East during Louisville’s 2022 Worldfest! Saturday, Sept. 33:00 – 4:00 …
Saw Peep Intercultural Orchestra in collaboration with Camera Lucida performs live music from Southeast Asia and Southeast Asian composers to live early Silent travelogue documentaries about Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
Saw Peep Intercultural Orchestra presents an afternoon of Asian Diasporic, Hybrid, and Traditional Folk, Art, and Pop music from Armenia, China, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iran, Kurdistan, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, and Xinjiang.
Come join Saw Peep, an Intercultural Orchestra as we play tunes from Southeast Asia and the Silk Road during Louisville’s 2021 Worldfest!
Nebal Maysaud is joined with guest scholar of several non-European traditions including extensive research on Arabic Music, Jon Silpayamanant. We’re going to discuss his growing bibliography of maqam research going back to al-Kindi in the 10th century, Arabic music’s relationship to other musical traditions, including Western European Classical, and his own background in music scholarship.