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UPCOMING

January–May 2020
Activist Songbook Performances and Workshops
International Festival of Arts & Ideas, New Haven

June TBA 2020
Activist Songbook
International Festival of Arts & Ideas, New Haven

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ARTICLES

(Be)longing Explores Gun Violence, 10 Years After Virginia Tech Shooting on NPR
Turbine stirs voice and movement into water in The Philadelphia Inquirer
Commissioning Journeys: When the Place Shapes the Music in Chorus America
A trapped man is the unlikely subject of a moving musical in Variety
Stuck Elevator: Top-flight in the San Francisco Chronicle

INTERVIEWS

Philippa Kelly War of the Roses Interview for Cal Shakes
Imani Roach Useful Protest Music Interview in Artblog
Shin Yu Pai Exit Interview in CityArts
Art Zone Composer Video Interview on Vimeo
Gavin Borchert Water Music Interview in the Seattle Weekly

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AWARDS

Artist Trust
Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle
Creative Capital
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
MAP Fund
New Music USA
Time Warner Foundation
William Penn Foundation

RESIDENCIES

New Strands Festival
Asian Arts Initiative (ex)CHANGE: History Place Presence
Exploratorium Artistic Practice towards Urban Resilience
Hermitage Artist Retreat
Montalvo Arts Center
NYU Asian/Pacific/American Institute
Sundance Institute Theatre Lab
Yale Institute for Music Theatre

SERVICE

Music of the Asian American Research Center Board Member
NEFA National Theater Project Advisor
Velocity Dance Center Advisory Board

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Byron Au Yong composes songs of dislocation, music for a changing world. He is an Assistant Professor of Music in Performing Arts & Social Justice at the University of San Francisco.