Korea Pansori Preservation Association Eastern US Region presents Korean Pansori Concert
Sunday, October 7, 2018, 4:30 pm
Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall
7th Avenue between 56th and 57th St., NYC
Tickets: $100
PROGRAM
The Birth of A New Life
Farewell
Suffering 1
Suffering 2
Korean Dance
Conversation with an Artist
Love in Mother
SoribukSanjo
Prayer
Reunion
Delight
Joyful Feast
PERFORMERS & STAFF
SINGERS: Hyangim Ko, Soonim Chung, Uijin Jung, Junghui Kim, Jungtae Nam, Nancho Lee, Sora Kim, and Suji Kim
DRUMMERS: Geunyoung Park, Kiho Kim, Eunkyung Gyun, Yeijin Kang, and Seungwon Oh
DANCER: Jeongae Gong
GAYAGEUM: Haeyoung Mo
HAEGEUM: Sun Mi Mo
KEYBOARD: Sang Min Kim
KOREAN PIPE: Sung Yeop Kim
General Manager: Dongjun Cho
Planning Production: Sora Kim
MC: Jungmin Mina Lee
Pansori is a traditional Korean genre of music that originated in the 17th century and remains a living art form today. It is one of Korea’s traditional music genres and expresses four key emotions such as hope, anger, love, and happiness in people’s lives.
Pansori is a theatrical art form in which a singer tells a story with a drummer, through singing, dancing, and even humorous jokes. UNESCO has proclaimed the Pansori tradition a Masterpiece of the Oral Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2003.
This concert will be centered around the theme of a mother’s love and sacrifice, expressed by different parts of Pansori stories. The unique vocalization of Korean Pansori will be a stage that moves and inspires audiences regardless of age, nationality, race, or beliefs.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.carnegiehall.org/Calendar/2018/10/07/Korean-Pansori-Concert-0430PM.