Yuanshan–Qingguang, Taipei · Collective sound work · festival sessions
Tape Music · Shan-Chih Hall
A woven score passes between people and becomes a shared voice.
Tape Music · work reference
Chi-Wei Lin
Chi-Wei Lin / Nuit Blanche Taipei · earlier Tape Music presentation
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A woven score passes between people and becomes a shared voice.
Further south, Chi-Wei Lin’s Tape Music makes a score travel through people. Participants pass a long woven strip, reading and sounding its instructions in turn. Without a conductor or shared clock, delays, misreadings and the group’s adjustments produce the structure. The October 31 programme includes a 19:00–19:20 session at Tatung University’s Shan-Chih Hall.
Get there
Public transport
About 1.5 km from the carousel; allow 30 minutes and follow event signs around the park exits and university entrance.
Sources
- Midnight Music Box · artist’s visualisation ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Tape Music · work reference ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Searching for Nagashi · programme visual ↗ — Work and organiser-published image
- Official performance timetable ↗ — Individual session times
- Official festival map ↗ — Artworks and performance locations
- Transport and late return ↗ — Traffic controls and limited one-way late trains
- Shuangcheng Street food stalls ↗ — Dinner neighbourhood