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December
27, 9pm
4th Annual Poongmul Christmas Dance Party |
4th
Aannual Christmas Dance Party. You saw what happened last year when
we let loose the wild Poongmulians.
Meet and dance with other Poongmul groups, enthusiast and friends.
Including Dance contest for prizes worth upto $1,000 which includes
Poongmul Instruments and tickets for Summer Poongmul Camp 2004.
Last year we had over 100 Poongmul party animals in the house from
9 different groups. This year, we're looking forward to have greater
number of people from various College groups and etc.
The Party will also showcase performances from the best of the crop
in the States.
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Where: |
UDell,
47-39 Bell Blvd., Bayside, NY 11361
Corner of 48th Ave. & Bell Blvd. |
| When: |
Saturday,
December 27th, 9pm-...@@~ |
| What: |
Music,
Poongmul/Samul performances, drinks and prizes |
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Info: |
$40
includes unlimited drinks and food
info@poongmul.com |
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December
20, 7:30pm
SoRi-MoRi Philadelphia Korean Cultural
Troupe
Winter Poongmul-Nori Performance |
Come
witness and experience the power and fun of POONGMUL-NORI, a Korean
folk art tradition that combines music (esp. drumming), song, dance,
and drama for *ritual*, *entertainment*, and *social commentary/activism*.
Featuring -
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Ootdari Poongmul ("samulnori" style with rhythms from
Ootdari [western central] region of Korea) |
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Honam
Jwado ("Pilbong") Poongmul-Gut (poongmul from southwestern-central
region of Korea)
--- featuring some of the beginners in our SoRi-MoRi poongmul
class! |
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Gochang Sogo-chum(hand-held drum dance from Gochang [village/area in
southwestern Korea]) |
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Sulchanggo (hourglass-shaped drum solo) |
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5-buk-chum (5 barrel drum dance) |
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Possible surprise performance(s)!!!
SoRi-MoRi Philadelphia Korean Cultural Troupe is a group of
Koreans in
Philadelphia engaging in the traditional Korean folk art of
PUNGMUL. |
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Through
PUNGMUL we: |
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- learn about and share Korean's minjung heritage |
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re-discover our identities and our roots as Koreans in America;
and |
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- discuss and act on different social, cultural, political,
and economic issues impacting on our communities. |
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| Where: |
Philip
Jaisohn Memorial Center
6705 Old York Road
Philadelphia, PA 19126
[if going northbound, located right after where you bear right
from Broad Street into 611 North (Old York Road) --- around
66th/67th Avenues] |
| When: |
Saturday,
December 20th, 6:45 pm for food
7:30 pm for performance |
| What: |
Poongmul
/ Samulnori / SogoChum / SulJangGoo / BhookChoom performances
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| More
Info: |
For
more information, http://www.sorimori.org, e-mail contact@sorimori.org |
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December
2: 7pm - 9pm
Cheon Ji In @ 2nd Annual Performance |
"Harmony
between traditional and modern music."
A performance of harmony between traditional and modern music showcasing
SulJangGoo, OhBhookChoom, Mask Dance, Samulnori and PanGhoot..
Where:
Schine Goldstein Aud., Syracuse University
222 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, NY 13244
When: December 2, Tuesday, 7-9pm(door opens at 6:15)
What: Traditional & Modern Korean Music & Drumming
including SulJangGoo, OhBhookChoom, Mask Dance, Samulnori
and PanGhoot
More Info: $3 at Schine Box office
NamYi, beloved918@hotmail.com |
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November
22: 7pm-9pm
Oakland Museum of California |
In
Our Own Voice: Stories of a Community
16th Annual Fall Show in honor of the Korean centennial of immigration
The performance included a collaboration with an Korean American oral
history project that will be exhibited at the Oakland museum of California
for nine months starting in January of 2004.
The performance was arranged into 5 acts which correlated to different
generations and different waves of Korean immigration:
1) Our Grandparents: Exiles, Pioneers, and Freedom Fighters (With
a film by Deann Borshay and Jongsuk Lee and an original poem by Miriam
Ching-Louie)
2) Our Parents: A Better Life (a 20 minute madang theater piece highlighting
the factory as a symbolic workplace, with talchum dance movements,
singing and dialogue)
3) Us - In Our Own Voice (Told through spoken word and jazz with Korean
percussion)
4) Our Youth - Sounding the Future - our children's group performed
samulnori and sogo dance
5) Daedonggut - Coming together in interactive pungmul play (Pilbong
style, with EGO, Jamaesori and KYCC).
Simultaneous translation through powerpoint of all the material, which
was mixed Korean and English was used
Where:
Oakland Museum of California
When: November 22, 2003, 7-9 pm
What: The performance was arranged into 5 acts which
correlated to different generations and different waves of Korean
immigration
More Info: Donna, donnalink@yahoo.com |
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November
22: 11am & 2pm
Nori Company @ Longwood Gardens, PA |
Drumming
Performance: The Nori Company of New York presents Poongmul-Nori,
a dynamic mixture of traditional Korean drumming combined with dance,
ritual, theatre and entertainment.
Where:
Longwood Gardens, PA
When: November 22, Saturday, 11am, 2pm
What: Samul-nori
More Info: Judy, judithcrilley@Nori-Company.com
http://www.longwoodgardens.org
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November
21: 8pm
Mask Dance Play @ University at Buffalo
CFA |
Dongnae
Yayu
Korean Masked Dance Play
University at Buffalo, Center for the Art
Dongnae Yaryu is a Korean masquerade play that has a history of more
than 120 years. It is an art form in which dance, words, and body
movement come together as a fully developed drama and is regarded
as a cultural asset.
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November
20: 12pm-1:00pm
KFAC Buffalo @ International Education
Week |
International
Education Week
Korean Folk Art Club: A Percussion Performance
Thursday, November 20, 2003 12:00-1:00 pm University at Buffalo, Student
Union Lobby
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November
14: 10am & 8 pm
Asian Arts & Culture Program:
Korean Drums And Music @ U. Mass Amherst |
Poongmul-Nori
is a dynamic mixture of traditional Korean drumming, dance, ritual,
theater, and entertainment. Rooted in the ancient agricultural traditions
of Korea, the exuberant drumming and joyous movement of Nori is believed
to have the power to heal, improve health, and shower blessings and
peace on all. Colorful costumes, special hats, scarves, and props
all serve to present a visually arresting performance that encourages
the audience to get on their feet. A totally unique show, one not
to be missed by anyone interested in world cultures.
Where:
Bowker Auditorium, Fine Arts Center
16 Curry Hicks
100 Hicks Way
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Amherst, MA 01003-9267
When: November 14, Friday, 10am, 8pm
What: Korean Drumming
More Info: Adults $15; Age 17 & under & Five
College Students: $7
http://www.umass.edu
Ranjanaa Devi - Director, devi@admin.umass.edu
(413) 545-1980 / (413) 577-2486 |
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November
14: 6:30pm-7:30pm
KFAC Buffalo @ UB Anderson Gallery |
Korean
Woodcuts Exhibition
Prints by contemporary Korean Artists working in traditional methods
(1980-2003)
Opening Reception with Korean food and music, Korean Folk Art Club
performance
Where:
UB Anderson Gallery, Martha Jackson Place Off Englewood & Kenmore
Buffalo, NY 14214
When: November 14, Friday, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
What: Korean Woodcuts Exhibition Prints & Samulnori
More Info: Direction: http://www.artgallery.buffalo.edu/directions.html
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November
12: 12noon
Wednesday Music: Han Noo Ri @ Interchurch |
From
mid-Septemeber through May, the Interchurch Center sponsors a series
or programs by professional artists from the New York metropolitan
region and beyond. Programs range from string quartets to woodwind
ensembles, traditional African folk music to Celtic songs and dances,
medieval to jazz, vocal soloist to choir. piano. to organ, emerging
artist to established professionals. Music Director John. F. Schuder
arranges a broad spectrum of quality programming that is designed
to appeal to the widest possible audience. The programs which are
one-half in length to take place during the lunch hour beginning at
12:05 p.m. While the primary purpose of the series is to provide a
cultural respite for the tenants of The Interchurch Center in midst
of the workweek, anyone is welcome to attend.
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November
8: 6pm
Korean Night 2003 @ Sherman Function
Hall |
Brandeis
shows of it's night of Korean Culture. Also showcasing will be Samulnori
lead by Katherine Kim.
Where:
Sherman Function Hall
415 South Street Waltham, MA 02454
When: November 8, Saturday, 6pm
What: Korean Culture & Samulnori
More Info: $5 Non student, Korean Food will be
served afterwards.
(347) 623-7322
Katherine Kim: katkim@brandeis.edu
Direction
& Map |
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October
9:
Instument Distribution Project |
After
months of preparations, KCON(Korean Cultural Outreach Network) &
Korean Cultural Services are kicking off instrument distribution program
throughout the Eastcost.
Where:
Korean Consulate, NYC
When: October 9, Thursday
What: Instrument Distribution
More Info: info@KCON.org / info@poongmul.com
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October
4: 1:30pm
The Centennial Panel on Korean Immigration and US-Korean Relations
@ Albany Institute of History & Art, Albany, NY |
The
Centennial Panel of the Korean Immigration and the US-Korea Relations
To celebrate the 100 years of Korean immigration and US-Korea relations,
Korean Americans in the greater Albany area have organized a panel.
The panel is consisted of two parts. The first part focuses on the
history and current status of Korean immigration and the second part
is devoted to the issues of Korea-Us relations, including discussion
on the current nuclear crisis. During the intermission, a musical
performance of Korean percussion instruments will take place.
Part One: 100 years of Korean Immigration
Topics: The early years of Korean immigration, The post 1965
Immigration, Korean immigrants in the greater Albany area.
Reception and Performance of Korean Percussion Ensemble (around 3
pm)
Part Two: Korea-US relations
Topics: "North-South Korean Unification and U. S. Policy", The
Current Korean Nuclear Crisis
Where:
125 Washington Ave. Albany, NY 12210
When: October 4, Saturday, 1:30pm-4:30pm
What: Poongmul reception & etc
More Info: 518-463-4478, http://www.albanyinstitute.org
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October
4: 12noon
Korean Parade @ 32nd St. & Broadway, NYC |
All
things Korean is the theme for the Annual Korean Parade.
Where:
32nd Street & Broadway, NYC
When: October 4, Saturday, 12noon-
What: Poongmul & etc
More Info: info@KCON.org |
September
20: 11am-6pm
Nori Company @ Many Moons Festival, MD
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By
popular demand, the Asian Arts & Culture Center will host its second
Many Moons Festival with an expanded variety of high-quality performances,
demonstrations, and displays to share and celebrate the richness and
diversity of Asian cultural traditions. The day's event features traditional
and innovative arts and crafts, music and dance, storytelling, martial
arts, and delicious food and teas from across the world.
Where:
Towson University, MD
http://www.towson.edu
When: September 20, Saturday, 11 am-6pm
What: Diversity of Asian Cultural Traditions
More Info: $10 General; $5 members, students,
and seniors, free for children under 12 with paying adults.
Judy, judithcrilley@Nori-Company.com |
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September
14: 12-5pm
KCON BK Party, Brooklyn, NY |
Summer
has passed it's hottest times. The fall is coming in few weeks. And
the BK Party time is here again for 14th of September.
Remember all day Poongmul festival at Highland Park last year?
What a great way to celebrate our own Choo Suk. Free food and music
for hundreds of people. Same location, same time, same enthusiasm
or more and even more people this year.
The official word is out and here it goes:
The Korean Cultural Outreach Network (KCON) is planning to have second
annual BK Party on Saturday, September 14, 2003 at Highland Park,
Brooklyn. It will be a day-long festival of Korean traditional drumming,
and food, including Korean barbeque.
Our purpose is twofold: to provide an opportunity for both the Korean
and the Black and Latino Communities of East New York to come together
for cultural exchange. We hope this will be a continuation of relationships
to build understanding based on sharing our rich cultural heritage.
Secondly, we hope to continue organizing event and opportunities together
in the future.
We hope you can join us in this celebration.
If your group would like to be part of the event please don't hesitate
to contact us.
Where:
Highland Park, Broolyn
When: September 14, Sunday, Noon-5pm
What: Gosa Opening Ceremony, Poongmul by individual groups,
Poongmul by everyone and etc ..
More Info: Chulsun, info@poongmul.com
Subway
and Driving Directions |
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September
3:
Student Event Center Opening Ceremony, NYU, NY |
NYU
is opening-up it's new Student Event Center, the Kimmel Center (http://www.nyu.edu/kimmel
- come and recognize~) where a number of student clubs will be hosting
a variety of events, including food and entertainment, to welcome
all the under and upper class students.
NYU's own Rhythmic Impusle(NYURI) will be performing "YoungNam Samulnori"
and a few other beats that NYURI has rehearsed but more importantly,
witness first-hand, the power of Poongmul streaming through the souls
of new turks and old trouts!!
Where:
25 West 4th Street, NYC
When: Wednesday, September 3, time TBA
What: YoungNam Samulnori and Poongmul
More Info: ChongEun Rhee, 571-276-9297, cer235@nyu.edu |
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August
17:
HanOol Annual Performance, Flushing, NY |
HanOol
is having an annual showcase "Our Story". HanOol have performed last
year for the first time and they are planning to do it again this
year.
Last year was a very successful performance at Seoul Plaza and this
year would even better. The show will be taking place outside in a
park.
It would be an opportunity for the audiences not just to watch HanOol
perform but to come together and dance with them.
Come out to Flushing Meadow Park, enjoy and watching Hanool bringing
our culture together.
If you got question... you are welcomed to ask questions at HanOol's
cyworld Website.(^_^)
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Where:
Flushing Corona Meadow Park, Meadow Lake
When: Sunday, August 17, 2-5pm
What: Pongmul & Poongmul related performances(
Talchum, Sulgangoo, and etc)
More Info: BoRa Hong, Hanool
at cyworld
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August
3-9:
NPN Pilbong Workshop, Baltimore, MD |
Hi!
everyone please start registering for the camp in baltimore. We will
be taking registering by email only by July 27th. registering fee
of $200(possibly less) will be collected on site on Aug 3rd. Same
place but different time and you will have the same fun we promised
before! Philbong will be our main workshop as well as the Sulgango
and Talchum,Minyo,etc.
Event Purpose and Goals:
A) To obtain high quality poongmul techniqe
B) To strenthen the communication and collabaration among poogmul
paes in the U.S.
C) To promote and provide continuous support for poongmul activies
in the U.S.
Intructors:
Pilbong poongmul,(Lee Jongwu)Talchum(Ko Mesook) Sulgango(Han Jan
Hun)
Organizer:
National Poongmul Network
Event Cooridator:
"Hanpan" National Korean Cultural Center
Items to Bring:
Own instrument, Personal Hygien items and etc..
Tentative event schedule:
8/3 a) Arriving / Orientation b) Opening celebration
8/4 - 8 a) Individual instrucment lessen b) Pilbong pongmul lesson
c) Korean folksong, Talchum, Sulgango, discussion , etc .. d) End
of the day celebrations
8/9 a) Closing celebration
Where:
Mt. Ahnna Retriever Center(7910 Peter rd. Frederick MD. 21704)
When: August 3 - 9
What: Pilbong pongmul lessons, Korean folksong, Talchum,
Sulgango, discussion , etc ..
More Info: ideashipper@yahoo.com |
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July
20, 3pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Pansori: ChunHyangGa |
Chunhyangga
(Song of Chunhyang) is a classic fable of revenge and forbidden love,
telling the story of a nobleman't secret relationship with the youn
daughter of a courtesan. This pansori was the focus of a stunning
feature film created by Korea's leading film director Im Kwon Taek.
Percussionists Lee Tae-baek, Kim Chung-man. Tickets on sale now for
two or more Festival events. Single tickets go on sale June 2. Tickets:
$40.
Where:
Lincoln Center, John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: Sunday, 3pm, July 20, 2003
What: Pansori: ChunHyangGa
More Info: Lincolncenter.com |
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July
19, 7pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Pansori: JeokByeokGa |
Jeokbyeokga
(Song of the Red Cliffs) portrays the battle of Red Cliff, an epic
battle in Three Kingdoms, a Chinese classic by Luo Guanzhongo. The
story revolves around a general who refuses to surrender and ultimately
prevails. Percussionists Lee Tae-baek, Kim Chung-man. Tickets on sale
now for two or more Festival events. Single tickets go on sale June
2. Tickets: $40.
Where:
Lincoln Center, John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: Saturday, 7pm, July 18, 2003
What: Pansori: JeokByeokGa
More Info: Lincolncenter.com |
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July
18, 7pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Pansori: SimCheongGa |
Simcheongga
(Song of Simcheong) recounts a dramatic fairy tale about a daughter
who is sold to sailors and sacrificed to the seas in the hopes of
helping her blind father regain his eysight. Percussionists Lee Tae-baek,
Kim Chung-man. Tickets on sale now for two or more Festival events.
Single tickets go on sale June 2. Tickets: $40.
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Where:
Lincoln Center, John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: Friday, 7pm, July 18, 2003
What: Pansori: SimCheongGa
More Info: Lincolncenter.com
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July
17, 7pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Pansori: SugungGa |
One
of the most well-know Korean folk tales, Sungungga (Song of the Underwater
Palace) narrates the hilarious fable of a tortoise who lures a rabbit
to the underwater palace so his liver can be used to heal the bedridden
Dragon King. Percussionists Lee Tae-baek, Kim Chung-man. Tickets on
sale now for two or more Festival events. Single tickets go on sale
June 2. Tickets: $40.eventually a reversal of fortune occurs. Percussionists
Lee Tae-baek, Kim Chung-man. Tickets on sale now for two or more Festival
events. Single tickets go on sale June 2. Tickets: $40.
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Where:
Lincoln Center, John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: Thursday, 7pm, July 17, 2003
What: Pansori: SugungGa
More Info: Lincolncenter.com
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July
16, 7pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Pansori: HeungBoGa
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Heungboga
(Song of Heungbo) chronicles the tale of two brothers--the younger
on virtuous, the other greedy and wicked--after the death of their
parents. The older brother hoards their inheritance for himself, sending
his brother out into the world without any money but eventually a
reversal of fortune occurs. Percussionists Lee Tae-baek, Kim Chung-man.
Tickets on sale now for two or more Festival events. Single tickets
go on sale June 2. Tickets: $40.
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Where:
Lincoln Center
John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: 7:00pm, Wednesday, July 16, 2003
What: Pansori: HeungBoGa
More Info: Lincolncenter.com
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July
15, 7pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Shaman Ritual: DaeDong Ghoot
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"It's
obvious why Kim is a national treasure when you see her perform. She
invokes spirits with remarkable skill."--Los Angeles Times.
Korean shaman Kim Keum-hwa and her 18 master artists and assistants
bless New York City with their spectacular ritual performance. Transforming
an elaborate, vibrang stage into a ceremonial space, Kim Keum-hwa
summons and receives spirits via a series of ritualistic dances, songs,
and acts. Dressed in colorful, sacred costumes, they perform these
rituals--which include offerings of friut and food as well as unnerving
acts of physical courage--to chanting and traditinoal drums and woodwind
instruments played onstage. Established long before Taoism, Buddhism,
or Christianity, these ceremonies are central to Korean culture, embodying
myriad aspects of the country's music and dance traditions. Born in
1931 in North Korea, Kim Keum-hwa is regarded as a "national
living treasure" and one of the most masterful shamans in her
country. Rarely seen outside Korea, this celebration promises to be
one of the most extraordinary cultural experiences of the season.
Tickets on sale now for two or more Festival events. Single tickets
go on sale June 2. Tickets: $40.
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Where:
Lincoln Center
John Jay College Theater , NYC
When: 7pm, Tuesday, July 15, 2003
What: Shaman Ritual
More Info: Lincolncenter.com
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July
15, 5pm:
Lincoln Center Festival
Talk About a Great Festival: Korean Shamanism & Panori |
Panelists
discuss Korean shamanism, an ancient practice that is based in the
worship of and communication with natural, ancestral, and other spirits.
Participants also discuss shamanism and its relationship to pansori,
a dramatic, epic vocal form unique to Korea. Symposium passes are
required for admittance to all Kaplan Penthouse events and will be
distributed starting one hour prior to the start of the symposium
in the lobby of the Rose Building. Passes will be distributed on a
first-come, first-serve basis and will be limited to two per person.
Seating is limited to the capacity of the venue, and doors open approximately
30 minutes prior to the event.
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Where:
Lincoln Center
Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, NYC
When: Tuesday, July 15, 5pm
What: Korean Shamanism & Pansori
More Info: Lincolncenter.com
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July
9:
2003 New York Pilbong Poongmul Fiesta |
As
the 2003 New York Pilbong
Poongmul workshop nears its end, there will be endless hours of Poongmul
partying from 8pm at Flushing SEKA, NY.
It's the final showcase of what's been taught, not only the beats
and the rhythms but the good will of sharing your hearts. Bring
your gears and enthusiasm along and let's Poongmul Party~
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When:
July 9, 8pm~
Where: 40-11 149 Place Flushing, NY 11354
What: Poongmul Party
Fee: Got poongmul in you?
More Info: Jonghoon Lee: nyjjong@hotmail.com (917-912-0937)
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June
24-July 10:
2003 New York Pilbong Poongmul Workshop |
Welcome
to the 2003 New York Pilbong Poongmul Workshop! During this 3-week
workshop, you can either come to learn about poongmul and Korean culture
for the first time, or come to sharpen your skills. Poongmul not only
incorporates instrument playing, but also dancing and singing. We
hope you can join us for this fun-filled summer workshop!
Classes Offered:
| Beginner
Poongmul (Pilbong style) |
7:30-9:30
pm |
| Intermediate
Poongmul |
7:30-9:30
pm |
| Suljangu
(Standing Style) |
afternoon (TBA) |
| Gwengari
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afternoon (TBA) |
Fee:
$25 for high school students $35 college students and adults $5 per
class fee also available (Please make payments on the first day of
your class.)
Registration Deadline:
June 20, 2003. Please fill out form here
* Please bring your instruments. If you need to borrow instruments,
please contact us in advance. Also, please feel free to contact us
with any questions. **
** This workshop will culminate in an outdoor performance at Flushing
Meadow Park on Wednesday, July 9, 2003 (Raindate: July 10) |
May
15-18 :
5th Annual KCON Poongmul Camp
 
 
Link to article |
It's
the "Poongmul Time" in the East Coast. Last year, it was
blizzarding cold. Yep we saw the snow fall on our shoulders. Hope
everyone's ready for it again. We'll have various Poongmul rhythm
sessions over 4 days including SulJangGoo rhytms.
(Actual program starts on the 2nd day, Friday though..)
Poongmul Solidarity:
" There are many poongmul groups throughout the U.S. and every
year the number of poongmul groups are increasing. However, the activities
of each group are very isolated and sharing resources are limited
due to poor networking among those groups. KCON believes that solidarities
and strong networking among poongmul groups and individuals are really
needed and now is the time. This year's KCON poongmul camp is organized
to take a small step toward that goal."
-Chris Choe, Director of Poongmul Camp-
Where:
Lindenmere, Poconos, PA
http://www.lindenmere.com
When: May 15-18, Thursday evening-Sunday noon
What: Meet other Poongmulians and Learn Poongmul for all levels
Classes: Basic Rhythm, SulJangGoo(stand, seated), Go Sung Oh Gwang
Dae basic dance moves, KwaengGhari, 5 Bhuk Choom
Admission: $70 College and up/$50 Highschool students
More
Info: Chris Choe, info@poongmul.com |
May
5 :
Nori Company, Bridge to Harmony 2003 |
Nori
Company presents Korean Drum and Dance festival for the Centennial
of Korean American Immigration.
Thirty Poong-mul Nori drummers and friends will perform Traditional
Korean Drum and Dance to commemorate the Centennial of Korean-American
Immigration.
Where:
The Band Shell at Central Park, NY
When: May 4, Sunday, 5-7pm
What: Korean Drum and Dance
More Info: Judith Crilley, noricompany@aol.com, 914-309-4853
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May
1 :
DDKY, Ul-Soo Annual Performance at SUNY Stonybrook |
DDKY's
Annual Performance Ul-Soo @ Stony Brook Univ.
DDKY is presenting an annual performance Ul-Soo @ Stony Brook Univ.
With other Korean clubs in Stony Brook, many other shows are going
to be presented as well.
DDKY is welcoming everyone to Stonybrook to see our Korean Night shows.
Where:
SAC Auditorium @ Stony Brook University
When: May 1, Thursday, 9pm
What: Korean Drum and Dance
Admission: $7-9
More Info: ddky@ic.sunysb.edu |
April
19 :
NYU NYURI, 2nd Annual Performance at Washington Square Park, NY |
"as
you might know, it's our second annual event... HELL no, we won't
be playing the whole 4.5 hours, but we'll be playing and chillin and
playin and chillin, maybe some snacks in between...
Where:
Washington Square Park, Manhattan, NY
When: April 19, Saturday, 12noon- 4:30pm
What: Poongmul & Poongmul
More Info: Poongmul in the park
Gina Woo, gnawoo@yahoo.com |
April
13 :
Yale UNITY Annual Spring Show-"Harry Potter and the Jing of BaekDu" |
"Long
ago, there was a Jing of Baekdu that could enslave all who heard it's
beautiful sound. Evil Voldemord has plotted to find this magical jing
and take over Hogwarts. It is up to Harry Potter and his fellow wizards
to stop him. One can only hope they do not fall under Voldemord's
control......." As the cultural subgroup of the Korean American Students
of Yale (KASY), UNITY is committed to promoting the cultural interests
of the community of Korean-Americans at Yale. The purpose of this
show is to reach out to the general Yale community through our traditional
dances and drum pieces, while at the same time entertaining them with
an original skit. We invite everybody to come and hear the songs and
dances that our members have learned and practiced, and to experience
some beautiful traditional Korean drumming and dancing.
Where:
Yale University Morse Dining Hall, CT
When:
April 13, Sunday, 9pm
What: Harry Potter and the Jing of BaekDu
More Info: $3 in advance/ $4 at the door
brian.han@yale.edu for reservations |
Mar
1 :
ChoomKkoonDul Annual Performance |
Aannual
performance by ChoomKkoonDul @ Wellesley University
Wellesley's Korean Traditional Dance group is planning events for
the upcoming year...and ChoomKkoonDul would like to invite everyone
to our festival in Spring. The program is just going to be Korean
Traditional Dance/Music/Drumming.
Where:
Wellesley, MA
When:
March 1
What: Korean Traditional dance/music/drumming
More Info: Aimee Kim akim2@wellesley.edu |
Feb.
22 :
The Year of the Lamb (Sheep)
Jishin Balpgi - "Stepping on the Spirit of the Earth" A Korean New
Year Tradition |
The
Korean American Community Center and SoRi MoRi Philadephia Korean
Cultural Troupe invites the Philadelphia community to join us as we
drum, sing, play, and spread good luck and wishes to all in our annual
Jishinbalpgi celebration on Saturday, February 22, 2003, along North
5th Street in Olney and along Cheltenham Avenue. We'll begin the festivities
at 12pm with a performance at More shopping center.
Hosted by SoRi-MoRi and Korean American Community "Center"
What:
JiShin Balp Ghi
When: Saturday, Feb 22
Where: North 5th St., Cheltenham Ave., Philadelphia, PA
Who:
Philadelphia SoRi-Mori and Korean American Community Center
More Info: Cliff Lee (215) 844-8588 Samtaeguk@hotmail.com
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Feb.
15 :
Jishin Balpgi - "Stepping on the Spirit of the Earth" |
LOS
ANGELES - Hosted by HanNuRi and Korean Resource Center Saturday, Feb.
15
Contact - 900 S. Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90019
What:
JiShin Balp Ghi
When: Saturday, Feb 15
Where: Chicago, IL
Who:
Il-Gwa-Nori and Korean American Resource & Cultural Center
More Info: (323) 937-3718 mail@krcla.org www.krcla.org
CHICAGO
- Hosted by Il-Gwa-Nori and Korean American Resource & Cultural Center
Saturday, Feb. 15
Contact - 2701 A West Peterson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60659
What:
JiShin Balp Ghi
When: Saturday, Feb 15
Where: Chicago, IL
Who:
Il-Gwa-Nori and Korean American Resource & Cultural Center
More Info: (773) 506-9158 krcc@krccweb.org www.krccweb.org
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Feb.
14 :
Boston College Culture Show |
Aannual
performance @ Boston College
Where:
Boston College, MA
When:
Feb 14
What:
More Info: Young, songya@bc.edu |
Feb.
8 :
Jishin Balpgi-KYCC, CA |
JiShinBalbGhi
- Stepping on the Spirits of the Earth
The Korean
Youth Cultural Center is proud to announce its 15th annual Lunar New
Year Event of 2003 in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Korean American
Immigration: (with participation from KCCEB, Jamaesori, EGO UC Berkeley
pungmulpae and Hwimori Stanford pungmulpae)
Saturday,
February 8th We invite you to show your support and share in the rhythms
at Koryo Plaza in Oakland (Telegraph and 44th St.) at 6 pm
Be there for short performances, refreshments, food, and play- followed
by a madangbalbi, kosa and dwipuri at KYCC.
Background on Jishinbalbki: Jishinbalbki is normally practiced in
Korea and in the Korean American community to gather good wishes for
the New Year. Jishinbalbki is normally performed between the first
15 days (before the first full moon) of the Lunar New Year. Literally,
"stepping on the spirits of the earth," the purpose of the players
dancing in rhythm is to step on, block, and temper the wayward, vengeful
or "bad" tendencies of a spirit and to encourage the good. Since 1988,
KYCC has performed Jishinbalbki in Bay Area "Koreatowns" in order
to 1) to personally recognize Korean merchants who have been struggling
to make a space and wish them a prosperous coming year 2) increase
the visibility of the Korean community and its culture and 3) to nurture
communal awareness, participation and interaction not only between
like-minded Korean groups and organizations but across dividing lines
such as generation, political sensibility, profession and class.
Schedule:
10:00am Geary Blvd.
11:30am San Francisco Japantown
12:00pm Japantown performance
2:00pm Oakland Downtown - near 14th Ave.
4:00pm Berkeley on Telegraph near campus
6:00pm KORYO PLAZA festival, Telegraph and 44th St.
7:00pm KYCC, madangbalbi, kosa, dinner, dwipuri
Who:
KYCC, KCCEB, Jamaesori, EGO, Hwimori
Where:
Koryo Plaza(Telegraph & 44th St.), Oakland, CA
When:
Feb 8
What: JiShinBalpGhi
More Info: KYCC (510) 652-4964, donnalink@yahoo.com
4216 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94609
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Jan
25 :
Shinaboro 3rd Annual Concert |
"
This is the third year we will be having a concert (our group is
5 years old). It will be held on Saturday, January 25, 2003 on the
University of Michigan campus at the Mendelssohn Theater.
This year, we've decided to make a concert a play in a sense. We're
using the theme of 'Romeo and Juliet' and incorporating
sunban,
mask dance,
fan dance,
anjeunban (ootdari)
sword dance, etc.
We're also doing anjeunban (ootdari) and having some guest performers
(the adopted-korean kids i'm going to teach drumming to, some korean-american
guys dancing to gayo, and a korean kids choir). We're also going
to have a video on the 100-year anniversary of the immigration of
Koreans to the U.S." - Bosun Kim
Where: University Michigan, Mendelssohn Theater, MI
When:
January 25, Saturday
What: PanGhut, Mask Dance, FanDance, Ottdari Samulnori, Sword
Dance, etc.
More Info: Hahna Kim kimhb@umich.edu
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