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Music at Noon Concert Series presents Chee Meng Low
The Electric Saxophone
12:15 pm | September 28, 2021
University Recital Hall
Free admission
MASKS ARE MANDATORY | All uLethbridge COVID-19 protocols apply

This recital includes a series of works written for the combination of saxophones and electronics, including the use of loop station and pre-recorded materials. Featuring works by Russoniello, Abbott, Liang, ter Veldhuis and Stephenson.

Chee Meng Low enjoys a diverse career as a conductor, educator, administrator, and performing on saxophone as an orchestral, chamber, and solo musician. Chee Meng is Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Wind Orchestra at the University of Lethbridge, where he conducts the Wind Orchestra, teaches saxophone performance, conducting and musicianship skills. He is also involved with the Edmonton Saxophone Quartet, U of L Faculty Wind Sextet, Symphonic Winds of NSO Malaysia, and has performed as a soloist, chamber musician and guest conduct in North America, Europe and Asia. Chee Meng Low is an artist-educator for Yamaha Music Ltd.

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