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Big Red Media, Inc., founded by composer / musician / writer/ producer / activist Fred Ho, is a music and multimedia production company committed to the creation of revolutionary new music, musical theater, opera, interdisciplinary and cross-cultural collaborations through live performances, recordings, video, film and digital media.

After a successful two year battle against cancer, Fred Ho is standing strong and ready to perform this Fall Season - 2008. Please visit his events to see where he is performing next. His upcoming shows are highlighted by his return to his musical home away from home in NYC at the BAM Cafe on Oct. 10th, the world premiere of "When the Real Dragons Fly!" a concerto for baritone sax and the American Composers Orchestra at Carnegie Hall/Zankel Hall on Nov 14th and much more.

Please tune in to WKCR (89.9 FM in NYC) on Sunday, Oct 5th for an exclusive Jazz Profiles with Fred Ho between the hours of 2pm-7pm.

Fred is currently an Interdisciplinary Artist-In-Residence at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and will also be performing a special performance with both students and his Afro-Asian Music Ensemble on Sat, Nov. 22nd. Please visit this link to read more about the program.

Fred also has a critically acclaimed book out on Duke University Press Afro Asia: Revolutionary Politcal & Cultural Connections Between African Americans & Asian Americans which is available here. Here is what Publishers Weekly had to say about it:

"This essay collection reveals historical events, political activities and aesthetic ideas that link African-Americans and Asian-Americans. Although a chasm is sometimes presumed to exist between the two groups, this book reveals the two diasporas’ intersecting paths from the 19th century to the present day," Publishers Weekly

As you can see, Fred has been keeping very busy and hopes to see you at the show. You can also get news updates and read his cancer journals by visiting his myspace blog.

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