Water interlude for Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas Sound~Light Installation performed by Byron Au Yong and Dean Moore.

Singer Emily Greenleaf and percussionist Stuart McLeod perform Bump and Grind at Jefferson Park, Beacon Hill, Seattle. Excerpt part of Kidnapping Water: Bottled Operas, music by Byron Au Yong, libretto by Eugenie Chan. Recorded on August 18, 2008.

composer Byron Au Yong librettist Carola Luther singer Josie Davis percussionist Ben Morrow audio recording CJ Lazenby performed in the Waterfall Garden in Pioneer Square, Seattle WA

composer Byron Au Yong librettist Aaron Jafferis singer David Stutz percussionist James Whetzel performed in Lake Forest Park at the north end of Lake Washington on 04 August 2008.

A composition for two pianos, performed by Nancy Jang and Regina Yeh at Meany Hall for the Perforg Arts in Seattle in April 2007.

A composition for two pianos, performed by Nancy Jang and Regina Yeh at Meany Hall for the Perforg Arts in Seattle in April 2007.

‘Cello solo from the site-specific work Ishquoh: Where Sounds Meet performed in October 2006.

‘Cello solo from the site-specific work Ishquoh: Where Sounds Meet performed in October 2006.

Music by Byron Au Yong performed at the International House of Japan New Hall in Tokyo on 20 October 2006 Mika Kimula (voice) Christopher Yohmei (shakuhachi) Yuko Kuwako (17-stringed koto) Tetsuya Nozawa (shamisen) Kaho Tosha (percussion)

Music by Byron Au Yong performed at the International House of Japan New Hall in Tokyo on 20 October 2006 Mika Kimula (voice) Christopher Yohmei (shakuhachi) Yuko Kuwako (17-stringed koto) Tetsuya Nozawa (shamisen) Kaho Tosha (percussion)

tion Three of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

tion Three of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

tion Two of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

tion Two of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

tion One of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

tion One of Tian Wen: Questions of Heaven, for 36 voices, by Byron Au Yong

Simmering Songs for 36 vocalists with 72 pieces of paper, by Byron Au Yong, premiered by The Esoterics in 2000. This performance by the Stanford Chorale, conducted by Stephen Sano in 2004.

Simmering Songs for 36 vocalists with 72 pieces of paper, by Byron Au Yong, premiered by The Esoterics in 2000. This performance by the Stanford Chorale, conducted by Stephen Sano in 2004.

Study for the site-responsive work Ishquoh: Where Sounds Meet to be premiered in October 2006