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Isang Yun

윤이상

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Symphonies 2 & 4
Symphonies 2 & 4
My Land, My People! / Exemplum in Memoriam KwangjuNo artwork
My Land, My People! / Exemplum in Memoriam Kwangju
J. S. Bach: Werk und Wirkung
J. S. Bach: Werk und Wirkung
Klarinettenquintette
Klarinettenquintette
Symphony II / Symphony IV "Singing in the Dark"No artwork
Symphony II / Symphony IV "Singing in the Dark"
Clarinet Quintets 1 & 2 / String Quartet VI
Clarinet Quintets 1 & 2 / String Quartet VI
Pièce concertante / Streichquartett V / Pezzo fantasioso / Tapis / Teile dich NachtNo artwork
Pièce concertante / Streichquartett V / Pezzo fantasioso / Tapis / Teile dich Nacht
Toshio Hosokawa / J. S. Bach / Isang YunNo artwork
Toshio Hosokawa / J. S. Bach / Isang Yun
Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra / Sonata for Oboe, Harp and Viola
Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra / Sonata for Oboe, Harp and Viola
Lauds and Lamentations: Music of Elliott Carter and Isang Yun
Lauds and Lamentations: Music of Elliott Carter and Isang Yun
Farewell
Farewell
Webern / Beethoven / Yun
Webern / Beethoven / Yun
Through the Lens of Time
Through the Lens of Time
Violin Concerto III / Chamber Symphony I / Silla
Violin Concerto III / Chamber Symphony I / Silla
Beethoven ∙ Isang Yun ∙ Barber
Beethoven ∙ Isang Yun ∙ Barber

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    Isang Yun (윤이상) was a Korean-born contemporary classical composer who began his career in the mid-20th century and spent much of his professional life working in Europe. His music fused Western avant-garde techniques, including serialism and extended instrumental methods, with East Asian musical aesthetics and traditional motifs, and his later work explored electroacoustic elements and timbral experimentation while engaging debates about cultural exchange in 20th-century classical music.