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Instruments d'antan et impression 3D | Mina Jang & Abraham Gomez Orozco | TEDxVersaillesGrandParc

Afin de protéger ses collections, le musée de la musique de la Philarmonie de Paris s'est associé avec la chercheuse coréenne de musique baroque Mina Jang qui appartient au Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Versailles. Elle a conçu pour cela une copie d'un flute du XVII éme Siécle par impression 3D. Elle s'associe au Luthiste Abraham Gomez Orozco qui joue un théorbe pour nous faire partager au travers du morceau de Jean-Baptiste de Bousset "Pourquoy doux rossignol" la sonorité d'une copie en impression 3D d'un Traverso. Mina Jang is a Korean Flutist in the Conservatoire de Versailles in France specialist in baroque music. He invent a 3D conception of a old music instrument.

Begins his musical studies with the guitar at the Faculty of Music in Mexico City. Passionate about early music, he learned about baroque guitar and theorbo with Eloy Cruz. In 2015 he left for France to enter Benjamin Perrot's class at the Versailles CRR where he studied theorbo and lute. He has taken lute and chamber music lessons with Thomas Boysen (Norway), Xavier Diaz-Latorre (Spain), Eric Bellocq (France), Blandine Rannou (France), among others. He has performed with various early music ensembles in Mexico and around the world, at places such as the Palace of Fine Arts, City Theater "Esperanza Iris" in Mexico City, Texas University "Erns and Sarah Butler School of Music" and Stara Radnice in Brno, Czech Republic. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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