MOMENT 2020 : Kronos Quartet & Soo Yeon Lyuh 크로노스 콰르텟 & 여수연 해금

Kronos Quartet & Soo Yeon Lyuh collaborated on “Yessori” in 2016, and again this year for “MOMENT 2020” as a part of work in Kronos' “50 For the Future” project.
MOMENT 2020 was produced with a hopeful message to overcome the difficulties everyone is going through during the COVID19 pandemic.
It features four performance videos, including “Yessori(Sound from the Past),” “Light is Calling,” “Satellites, III. Dimensions” and “MOMENT 2020” as well as the artists' interview.
Please enjoy the exciting performance and interview of the Kronos Quartet & Soo Yeon Lyuh.
Set List
05:54 Yessori(Sound from the Past) by Soo-yeon Lyuh, performed by Kronos Quartet and Soo-yeon Lyuh
19:37 Light is Calling by Michael Gordon, performed by Soo-yeon Lyuh
29:52 Satellites, III. Dimensions by Garth Knox, performed by Kronos Quartet
37:20 MOMENT 2020 by Soo-yeon Lyuh, performed by Kronos Quartet and Soo-yeon Lyuh
Featuring:
Soo Yeon Lyuh, Haegeum
Kronos Quartet
David Harrington, violin
John Sherba, violin
Hank Dutt, viola
Sunny Yang, cello
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[@user-cu4ow6hg3s]

A heart-breaking sound from the past & heart-stroking quintet of string.
Mournful but cheerful...

[@KatieGaribaldi]

Incredible collaboration! Please keep creating and sharing. Soo Yeon is a delightful discovery and a musical empress!

[@julietlee2038]

수연씨 응원 합니다 화이팅

[@thechoya0523]

wow!

[@markrichardrosenberg4880]

Can't wait for this beautiful music!

[@MSavioni]

Strange plumbing/mechanical sound and a kind of buzzing organ overture. I hear whales and whining sadness, the shrieking of struggle, a consuming redundancy of the mundanity of life, city streets, and moaning, a ghost and pain.