A few sets of poems inspired vocal and instrumental music will be introduced. Collaborations and associations among the poets and composers in various time zones, locations and backgrounds that create cross cultural and “concentrated imaginative awareness of the experience” will be discussed. Come and explore!
* In person event at CMC + Zoom
Venue (In person): Chan Meditation Center 東初禪寺
(91-26 Corona Ave. Elmhurst, NY 11373)
Registration is required. Please register online.
* About Dr. Joanne Chang: Dr. Chang, the New York-based classical pianist, has performed extensively worldwide on five continents as a recitalist, soloist with orchestras, and in various chamber music ensembles. In 1995, she gave her recital debut in Australia, and subsequently performed at Die Stiftung Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival in Germany, as well as at major concert halls in United Kingdom, Taiwan, China, Switzerland, South Africa, US and at the prestigious Carnegie Zankel & Weill Halls in New York City.
Dr. Chang has also established herself as an interdisciplinary researcher (mindfulness, music and psychology). She has a few publications in scientific peer-reviewed journals such as Psychology of Music, Medical Problems for Performing Artists and Journal of Performance and Mindfulness.
Currently, Joanne Chang is a Professor at Queensborough Community College of the City University of New York.
* In person event at CMC + Zoom
Venue (In person): Chan Meditation Center 東初禪寺
(91-26 Corona Ave. Elmhurst, NY 11373)
Registration is required. Please register online.
* About Dr. Joanne Chang: Dr. Chang, the New York-based classical pianist, has performed extensively worldwide on five continents as a recitalist, soloist with orchestras, and in various chamber music ensembles. In 1995, she gave her recital debut in Australia, and subsequently performed at Die Stiftung Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival in Germany, as well as at major concert halls in United Kingdom, Taiwan, China, Switzerland, South Africa, US and at the prestigious Carnegie Zankel & Weill Halls in New York City.
Dr. Chang has also established herself as an interdisciplinary researcher (mindfulness, music and psychology). She has a few publications in scientific peer-reviewed journals such as Psychology of Music, Medical Problems for Performing Artists and Journal of Performance and Mindfulness.
Currently, Joanne Chang is a Professor at Queensborough Community College of the City University of New York.