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Thousand Miles˙Talks About Music

Guest Esteban Urzelai, Basilio Astulez, Javier Busto, Janis Liepins, Urmar sisask, Vytautas Miškinis
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2026/09/19 (Sat)

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20260919 有緣千里 國際和平日特別節目: Echoes of the Borderline 3: Frontline Harmonies: Music at the Borders of Empire聲響的邊界與記憶

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Frontline Harmonies: Music at the Borders of Empire traces choral conductor and host Mali Liu's own journey from the stage of Spain's Tolosa Choral Contest to the frontlines of the Baltic and the Taiwan Strait. Through nine voices—Basque maestros Esteban Urzelai, Basilio Astulez, and Javier Busto; Baltic masters Jānis Liepiņš, Vytautas Miškinis, and Urmas Sisask; and Matsu's Tsui-Yun Lee, Yu-Feng Weng, and Ke-Wu Lin—the program uncovers a shared history of silenced voices: Franco's decades-long ban on the Basque language, the USSR's suppression of Baltic identity broken only by the Singing Revolution, and Matsu's martial-law era of blackout curfews and air-raid sirens. Each community, the program argues, turned its rehearsal room into a fortress of memory. Blending first-person narration with intimate interviews and choral performance, the episode asks: when empires mandate silence, how does a people sing their way back to dignity?

1. Jose Juan Santesteban: Goizeko Izarra Morning Star 2. Jon Sáenz Rubio: Libera me 3. Imants Rmiņš : Pūt, vējiņi 4. Vytautas Miškinis : Neišeik, saulala 5. 盧亮輝: 海上桃花島

Thousand Miles˙Talks About Music
2026/01/17 (Sat) 22:00

Guest: Sophia Sagaradze

Topic: 20260117 · Across Destinies, Talking MusicInterview with Georgian/Danish Composer Prof. Sophia Sagaradze & Kinmen’s Guardian LionIn January and February, we begin our journey into the musical world of the South Caucasus—Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. The melodies of this land carry ancient memories while responding to contemporary voices, opening the prelude to a year-long curation of peace music. Georgia, renowned for its flourishing musical culture and rich humanistic traditions, has produced generations of classical musicians. Our special guest is Prof. Sophia Sagaradze, a composer born in Georgia and later based in Denmark. Known for her avant‑garde and electronic sound creations, she currently teaches at the Copenhagen Academy of Music. Her representative works include BLOCKS (“my/your/Our Choice to develop world,” 2019), .hereafter., and .offshor.e.scape., all embodying a spirit of cross‑disciplinary exploration. This week’s Kinmen theme highlights a local cultural symbol—the Wind Lion God. With the concept of a “mobile studio,” the host visits the Kinmen Historical Folklore Museum to interview Director Lu Genzhen of the Kinmen Cultural Park Administration. Director Lu speaks of Kinmen’s six‑hundred‑year history of village communities and clan traditions, emphasizing that the Wind Lion God is the island’s spiritual guardian, resonating with Kinmen’s flourishing literary heritage. Juxtaposing these local voices with the creativity of an international compo

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