SA (仨)

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Understanding the flow behind SA, and why improvisation means a lot to them

By Daniel Peters on 24 November 2016

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Music is often marked by culture or era but sound knows no limitations. Understanding this, SA(仨)creates its own soundscapes, producing art that can be heard. SA(仨)aims to explore all the possibilities that sound has to offer, regardless of culture or tradition. Founded in 2010, the band takes its name from Northern Chinese dialect, 仨, which means three, as a tribute to their traditional Chinese roots though all three are Singaporeans. Each band member received professional training in their respective instruments in Shanghai, Hongkong and Beijing – Andy C. plays dizi (flute), Natalie Alexandra on guzheng (zither) and Cheryl Ong on drums and percussions. For SA(仨), each instrument is merely the start of an exploration in sound. Every original composition from SA(仨)is a bold experiment that combines traditional elements with modern techniques such as live looping. Triggered live (no patches, no bass), every performance is a risk that the band takes to interpret the question of identity.

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