School of music
Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music
La Création Du Monde
By Boon Hua Lien,
Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music
Coordinated by Siravith Kongbandalsuk
Description: This project week delves into the vibrant world of Darius Milhaud's La Création du Monde, offering a unique opportunity to explore themes of creation, music, and cultural expression. Over five days, participants will immerse themselves in this groundbreaking ballet, engaging in
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Gaining valuable experience in ensemble collaboration and interpreting Milhaud's innovative soundscape
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Explore diverse themes surrounding the piece, including creation myths across cultures, the influence of modernism and primitivism, the fusion of classical and jazz music, and the use of improvisation in creative expression.
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Engage in stimulating discussions about the historical context, compositional techniques, and cultural significance
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Literature and pedagogy in ensemble repertories
Required instruments: 2 Flutes (1picc), 1 Oboe, 2 Clarinets, 1 Bassoon, 1 Alto saxophone, 1 French Horn, 2 trumpets, 1 Trombone, 1 piano, 2 percussions, 2 Violins, 1 Cello, and 1 Double Bass
Participants: Maximum 18 students
Participants (Observer): Maximum 5 participants
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ANIMALJEON
PGVIM x SNU Collaborative Project
Coordinated by Prach Reungsri
Description:
In 2023 Animaljeon, a performance that combines a unique Korean singing called Pansori with Korean traditional musical instruments. It presents the stories of the personalities of four animals with their unique personalities, performed in a musical by students from the Department of Traditional Korean Music, College of Music, Seoul National University. The performance will return to mark the 65th anniversary of Thailand-South Korea relations. By taking the original ANIMALJEON project and developing and improving it to be a mix of Thai and Korean in cooperation with Seoul Nat'l Univ.
Required instruments: Vocals, Winds, Percussion, Keyboards, Strings and Thai instruments and Composers
Participants: Maximum 12 Students
Participants (Observer): Maximum 5 participants
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UPCYCLE INSTRUMENT
By Chanakorn Panmuan Thunyawat Thangtrakul and Trashlucky
Coordinated by Dr. Komsun Dilokkunanant
Description:
This project week delves into the world of transforming everyday discards into musical instruments! Over five days, participants will explore, design, and build their own unique creations, culminating in a performance showcase at the end of the week.
Beyond crafting your musical masterpiece, you'll:
1. Gain clarity on recycling vs. upcycling: Guest speakers will shed light on these concepts and their vital role in today's world.
2. Discover the possibilities of turning discards into instruments, exploring various materials and crafting techniques.
3. Collaborate and learn: Work in teams, share ideas, and receive guidance from experienced instructors, fostering a creative and supportive environment.
By the end of this project week, you'll have:
1. Your own upcycled instrument: Express your individuality and musicality through your unique creation.
2. Newfound knowledge and skills: Gain valuable insights into recycling, upcycling, and instrument making.
3. A musical creation through your own upcycled instrument. This performance will be performed once again on 1 June 2024 during Princess Galyani Vadhana International Music Festival 2024.
Required instruments: No required instrument
Participants: Maximum 20 Students
Participants (Observer): Maximum 5 participants
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Rock & Metal Orchestration
by Thitiwat Rongthong, Ittiporn Supreechakorn, and Wichuporn Jingjit
Coordinated by Dr. Pongthep Jitduangprem
Description:
During the project will learn composing, arranging and orchestrating music for heavy metal band, also technique of playing with the band , software using for recording and live performing.
Required instruments: No required instrument
Participants: Maximum 20 Students
Participants (Observer): Maximum 5 participants
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Vocal Styling and Harmonization
by Auranus Yuenyonghattaporn, Manasanun Aksornteang and Dr. Jiradej Setabundhu
Coordinated by Puntwitt Asawadejmetakul
Description:
This "VOCAL STYLING" project, aims to promote the opportunity for the participants to experience various style of singing (opera, musical, diva, pop), and focusing on enhancing the skill of "LIVE HARMONIZING".
Required instruments: No required instrument
Participants: Maximum 20 Students
Participants (Observer): Maximum 5 participants