Cellphone Musician Bora Yoon

Jul 30 2007, 3:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Bora Yoon, a 27-year-old Korean-American played the Time Warner Center's Jazz at Lincoln Center last Friday, taking cellphone music to a famous stage.
Bora Yoon uses the tones of the mobile phone keys and combines them with piano, violin, xylophone and loudspeaker sounds.

"As an artist, I'm inspired by all kinds of sounds. Each and every cell phone key sound is unique, just like piano keyboards, so the phone is a portable piano for me," Yoon says.Mrs. Yoon uses 11 mobile phones for here compositions.
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