"New Sounds of Recorder Orchestra" features five contemporary Taiwanese composers creating new recorder orchestra works with Taiwanese elements. Every piece of music is linked to the theme of Taiwan, whether it is folk customs, aboriginal celebrations, residents' subsistence patterns, or humanities, environment, landscape, etc. The composers take Taiwan as the core, through the full and harmonious sound of a large recorder orchestra, the local story of Taiwan is depicted. In this concert, in addition to the sounds of traditional musical instruments, the composer also made a bold attempt to combine electronic music and aboriginal soundscapes with the recorder orchestra, hoping to create more shocking sounds and performances.

LIU Hin-Iat: Exploring Birdsong from Taiwan for Recorder Orchestra, Hear the voice from Taiwan- Sound of Aborigines
LIN Ming-chieh: Rituals, Woods in the Wind, Moto Perpetuo
LIN Tsen-ling: Pakelang
HSU Ming-te: By the Sea
HSIEH Tsung-jen: Woo- for recorder orchestra

Conductor／CHEN Meng-heng　
Hsin-Chu Recorder Orchestra