Yan Yulong @ D22, 21 Sept 2010
by Yan Yulong 闫玉龙
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Yan Yulong 闫玉龙 Live @ D22 Zoomin' Night, 21 September 2010
Yan Yulong is a Beijing-based multi-instrumentalist whose current projects include Chuiwan (douban.com/artist/chuiwan) and Sister Oriented (douban.com/artist/s.o.12). His solo electric viola work consists of dense, richly melodic harmonies layered under sporadic arpeggios and more atonal bursts that betray his appreciation for Philip Glass and Steve Reich.
Yan Yulong is a Beijing-based multi-instrumentalist whose current projects include Chuiwan (douban.com/artist/chuiwan) and Sister Oriented (douban.com/artist/s.o.12). His solo electric viola work consists of dense, richly melodic harmonies layered under sporadic arpeggios and more atonal bursts that betray his appreciation for Philip Glass and Steve Reich.
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