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A father and son. A thousand-year-old instrument. A 600-year-old altar. At Beijing's Xiannongtan, ruan master Feng Mantian and his son Feng Langting bring ancient sounds and electronic textures together in an open courtyard steeped in history — a conversation between generations, and between past and present.
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A father and son. A thousand-year-old instrument. A 600-year-old altar. At Beijing's Xiannongtan, ruan master Feng Mantian and his son Feng Langting bring ancient sounds and electronic textures together in an open courtyard steeped in history — a conversation between generations, and between past and present.