Mostly music news about Helen Yee. A quick look at what’s happening in my artistic world.
Year of the Horse, that is… And I’m galloping along, trying to catch up with updating this website. It’s subtle, but you might notice some new entries in the “listen” menu, and in “projects.” It’s a start, and I think it’s better to be nice to my horse. No need to take out the whip […]
During this time I’ve been busily and happily working on this collaborative project, which you may have heard me talking about lately. And now… On behalf of the entire team working on the Berlin Wall Project, I am excited to invite you to join us for the opening of the first Workshop of The Fall. […]
My apologies for another “better late than never” newsletter. I’ve got two performances for you on Saturday, June 8, 2013: one at 2pm at Flushing Library and the other at 7pm in Manhattan near the Port Authority. It’s a special day for I’ll be using almost everything I’ve got in one jam-packed day: playing the […]
Lucid Culture just published a glowing review of Trio Tritticali’s recent show at Caffe Vivaldi. Here are a couple of tidbits from the review… “In concert, they destroyed any cliche about classically-trained players being lost when it comes to jamming.” “Combining the exacting virtuosity of a classical ensemble with the wild improvisational edge of a […]
We’ll be putting up a few videos up on the web outside of Facebook, but for a preview of our concert in May 2012 at the Brooklyn Conservatory, see below. And while you’re there, you can “Like” Trio Tritticali :)
Lucid Culture reviewed Trio Tritticali’s debut album, and we’re honored to be named as one of the best albums of 2011. “…Trio Tritticali have just released their new Issue # 1, one of the most gripping, intelligent, richly eclectic albums of recent years. Drawing on elements as diverse as Egyptian dance vamps, the baroque, bossa […]
Issue #1, released July 2011 (Tritticali Music TM-01) Trio Tritticali’s debut album is a cornucopia of string styles, from jazz and Latin covers “Stolen Moments” and “Corcovado,” to a spirited tango “La Yumba,” Arabic dance “Azizah,” and original rock tunes “Who Knows Yet” and “Issue No.1.” Leanne Darling – violaLoren Kiyoshi Dempster – celloHelen Yee […]