About
Bevis Ng is currently completing a Master’s degree in Percussion Performance at the University of Toronto. His teachers include Prof. Aiyun Huang, and Prof. Beverley Johnston. His research in the TaPIR lab centers on the collaborative process in creating new works that incorporate interactive technology. He is interested in analyzing the role of the performer, composer and technician in each piece, locating the creative outputs of a performer, and documenting the performance practices of these new pieces. He is currently collaborating closely with composer/technician Fish Tsz Long Yu, working on two pieces that incorporate live signal processing electronic: a solo for Tam-tam with 8-channel diffusion speakers, and a duo for two Cantonese-speaking percussionists.