Matteo Salt Lake City, Utah
Drawing inspiration from rice paddies and mountains, this wholly American foursome has taken sino-american relations into
their own hands and strings. Traditional Chinese instruments-- guzheng, zhongruan, liuqin, and erhu-- converse fluently with acoustic guitar, violin, and upright bass.
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