主講人: Ken Ueno （UC Berkeley 加州大學柏克萊分校作曲教授）
日期:2025年10月27日(一)
時間:13:30~15:10
地點:北藝大音樂一館M102教室
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Ken Ueno (Berlin and Rome Prize winner) is a composer, performer, sound artist, and scholar
whose work has been championed by leading ensembles worldwide. Shiroi Ishi, written for the
Hilliard Ensemble, remained in their repertoire for over a decade. Pharmakon toured nationally
with Eighth Blackbird, and MaerzMusik (Berlin) presented a portrait concert of his works in 2011 As a vocalist celebrated for inventing extended techniques, Ueno has performed his vocal
concerto with BMOP, the Warsaw Philharmonic, the Thailand Philharmonic, and the Lithuanian
National Symphony, amongst others. He was featured guest composer at the Takefu International
Music Festival last year, where the Arditti String Quartet premiered his latest string quartet.
His installations have been shown internationally, at venues such as the Taipei Fine Arts
Museum, MUAC (Mexico City), Tai Kwun (Hong Kong), and Art Basel. Daedalus Drones, a
large-scale labyrinth animated by drones, was installed at the Asia Society of Hong Kong and the
New Vision Arts Festival.
A Professor at UC Berkeley, Ueno’s writings appear in The New York Times, The Oxford
Handbook, and TDR. He co-edited East Asian Voices of Resistance Against Racism in Music and
guest-edited Sonic Ideas’ special issue on AI and music.