Composer Unsuk Chin on The Song of the Children of the Stars (Interview)

“There is no boundary or difference: even different skin, different religion or different culture - we are all children of the stars.”
Music to expand your horizons: mystical, echoing, otherworldly, Unsuk Chin’s The Song of the Children of the Stars sets 13 poems spanning centuries and continents, contemplating our place in the universe.
Hear her introduce her music in conversation with Jonathan Cross, ahead of our European premiere on 15 April: www.philharmonia.co.uk/concert...

[@soundtreks]

Fabulous composer. One of the best modern voices we have. I enjoy watching interviews with her and discussing her creative process. I admire how she composes chronologically. My composition prof didn't discourage us from writing laterally (thankfully).

[@MIDIPipe]

Thanks so much for sharing this vital document.

[@Leon13346]

Mom ❤️

[@Ravelin10]

Maravillosa compositora y fantástica entrevista!

[@philharmonia_orchestra]

Muchísimas gracias!

[@luc7937]

love

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[@aramzulumyan6380]

Really?

[@zerois2801]

@@aramzulumyan6380 i had to wipe my eyes to recheck for a moment damn

[@smguy7]

I am so exciting about Unsuk Chin! She should team up with Brian Cox!

[@leif1075]

I wish she couldve elaborated on why she says being a composer is very tough?

[@FreakieFan]

Composing is grueling, often frustrating, time and labor intensive work with (for most of us) very little (if any) compensation for the work.