[Nonsequitur] New Music for Asian Instruments, April 22

[Steve Peters]

The Zen of One String, the Tao of Many: New Music for Ancient 
Instruments

Nonsequitur and Taoist Studies Institute are pleased to present the 
international duo of Chinese guzheng virtuoso Mei Han and Canadian 
composer and multi-instrumentalist Randy Raine-Reusch in a concert of 
contemporary music for traditional Asian instruments. Firmly rooted in 
the classical and folk traditions of China and other Asian musics, 
these artists build upon that ancient foundation to create beautiful 
and challenging new works for the 21st century. Located in what was 
once the sanctuary of a Presbyterian church in Seattle's Phinney Ridge 
neighborhood, the Taoist Studies Institute is a perfect intimate venue 
for this evening of music inspired by the contemplative spirit of 
Taoism and Buddhism.

Saturday, April 22 at 8 PM
Taoist Studies Institute
225 N. 70th St., Seattle (corner of N 70th St. and Palatine Ave., one 
block west of Greenwood Ave. in rear of Presbyterian church)
Tickets $10 at the door (limited seating, reservations suggested: (206) 
784-5632 or info at taoiststudiesinstitute.org)

For more info about this concert and the artists, please visit the 
Nonsequitur web site: http://nseq.blogspot.com

Nonsequitur is a non-profit organization presenting concerts and other 
events showcasing a wide range of adventurous music and sound art.

The Taoist Studies Institute is a non-profit educational organization 
offering a diverse curriculum of Taoist studies including: philosophy, 
meditation, nourishing life (yangsheng), traditional medicine, internal 
martial arts and qigong, as well as educational art exhibitions: 
http://www.taoiststudiesinstitute.org/about.html
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