”Fu views the world with the same wonder she believes our ancestors once held, and she creates a musical space through which she can transport the memories of the past into visions for the future.”
这场颇具仪式感的表演以埃尔奥拉雄伟壮观的砂岩峭壁和峡谷为背景,重新建构艺术、景观和人类之间崇高、细腻和古老的纽带,将音乐和动作与周围地形呼应相联。……伴随着自然作为统一力量贯穿其中,这场将于日落时分在沙漠中的圆形舞台上演的音乐表演,试图探索不同文化中的仪式和实践的共性。
“Her voice is almost a howling moan of desperation; her words resemble an ancient tongue. Then slowly, the ensemble that encircles her—a violin, a harp, taiko drums, a Chinese dulcimer and guqin—begins to join in and perform a concert of rich and harmonising music paying tribute to ancient rituals that celebrate human life.”
“Nine Songs promoted the commonality of rituals and practices between cultures and the use of nature as a catalyst between them.
‘She takes forms from ancient Chinese poetry and then makes it into something very 21st century, very contemporary, locking it into this extraordinary context…This idea about the past in the present is something that informed Rui’s work.’”
- Iwona Blazwick OBE
Trailer for Indoor Theatre Version
Nine Songs Theatre Version
Co-produced by Dance City Newcastle
Photography by Feng Ling’s Chinese partner Emma Pu Yurong (Dandan Culture Communications)
Photography by Von Fox Promotions