Sō Percussion is an American percussion quartet renowned for its innovative, modern compositions and the exploration of new musical territory. Formed in 1999 at the Yale School of Music, the ensemble has since delved into a diverse array of genres, from contemporary classical music to experimental and electronic. Members Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski, and Jason Treuting share a collaborative spirit, working closely not only among themselves but also with living composers and artists across various disciplines, constantly redefining the scope and sound of percussion music.
Throughout their career, Sō Percussion has been noted for their extraordinary range and a discography that reflects their wide-reaching artistic partnerships. Their recent works such as "man made" (Live) and "Individuate" showcase the group's brilliance in live performance and evolution in percussive practice. With "Caroline Shaw: Narrow Sea" and "Paul Lansky: Angles," they bring contemporary composers' visions to life, while albums like "Jason Treuting: Nine Numbers (Excerpts)" highlight the compositional skill within the group. "Let the Soil Play Its Simple Part" and "Color Theory" are examples of their collaborative prowess, melding classical sensibilities with innovative soundscapes. Renowned for their genre-defying approach and educational initiatives, Sō Percussion remains at the forefront of contemporary music, championing new works and engaging audiences in the vast potential of percussive sound.
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