Duo Sila’s inaugural album, Traditions Reimagined, explores the infusion of international music traditions within 20th century music while showcasing the diverse stylistic and tonal capabilities created by the combination of flute and percussion. Farr’s Kembang Suling draws from the tonality and temporal cycles of Balinese, Japanese, and South Indian traditions to create a unique sense of timelessness; Harrison’s Ariadne takes listeners through the journey of Greek mythological characters Ariadne and Dionysus; Piazzolla’s ever-popular Tango Etudes for Flute are enlivened with improvised cajon. As Debussy was perhaps the most prominent pioneer to merge Western music styles with Eastern Asian musical traditions, the album is brought to a close with Duo Sila’s arrangement of Claire de Lune for flute and vibraphone.