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Welcome to Ying-Hsueh Chen's artistic world.

歡迎來到陳盈斈的藝術世界

Multi-faceted percussionist/performing artist;
Critical thinker;
Creative and visionary projects;
Theatre; Educator; Producer.

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HIghlights:

03-04-17
I have just released the trailer for the global concert series "Ancestral Modernism." Have a look and a listen.

17-08-17
Ancestral Modernism Tri(o)logy, September 6 to September 14. Click here for more details.

03-05-17 I will be playing for the first time with SØS Gunver Rygberg in Syncussion festival in Berlin on May 6, 21:00 in Radiosystem V. Join the facebook event here.

17-04-17 I am very much looking forward to the next 2 Ancestral Modernism spring concert. The next concert is on May 14th, 16:00 in LiteraturHaus, where percussionist Lê Quan Ninh will play solo improvisation. Join the facebook event here.

25-05-16 I will be performing a solo improvisation concert reflecting about death on Thursday, 26 of May, 17:15 in Glyptotek, as part of SLOW event. Read more here.

16-02-16 Our concert-project " So New- So Old, So Far-So Near" had its Korean debut in December 2015 in National Gugak Center in Seoul, and part of the concert and interview was broadcasted in Arirang TV. Please enjoy.

18-12-15 " So New - So Old; So Old; So Far - So Near" concert project is going to have its Korean debut on 23rd of December, 8pm in Umyeon Dang in National Gugak center, now with 3 Korean traditional percussionists and me. Thanks to Sori Choi and her Korean teamfor making this concert happening. For the official information in Korean please read here.

08-09-15 I would like to share with you this 20 minutes of " Global Concert" in Aarhus Festuge, featuring Efterklang, Carmen Linares, Tanya Tagaq, Bae Il Dong, Tenniscoat, and much more. It was definitely one of the most visionary concerts I have participated.

How to pronounce my first name: Ying-Hsueh (盈斈). Interesting spelling, but fortunately not difficult to pronounce. One must smile and show large quantities of teeth in order to pronounce my name.