Refelctings: When China meets Latin America
Collaborating with Wu Man in bringing together Mexican instruments with her pipa has been a very fun experience. The color and texture is great! We started with lots of curiosity about the sounds, tunings, scales and range. It was very pleasing to see that our curiosity was matched by that of the audience. As we walk to the sanctuary of St Michael’s by the Sea on May 21st for our most recent performance, curiosity was still a big part of it.
- Eduardo Garcia Acosta
‘El Pajaro Carpintero’ performed by Wu Man x Son de San Diego
Recorded on May 13 during the Wu Man x Son de San Diego public workshop at St. Michael’s by the Sea in the Carlsbad Village.
Wu Man and Son de San Diego will be performing again in the Carlsbad Village during the June 21 Music Walk.
Click HERE to learn more about the Music Walk.
Wu Man’s creates cinematic grandeur
Watch Wu Man play ancient music from her Chinese homeland in the NPR Music offices. When her fingers start to fly, Wu Man can create scenes of cinematic grandeur or serene, moonlit moments.
