The 1st Annual International Arts and Culture Symposium

Cohosted with Museum of TTU

When: 1:00 - 8:30 pm February 23 2013

Where: Helen DeVitt Jones Auditorium & Sculpture Court, Museum of Texas Tech University

3301 4th St Lubbock, TX 79409

Please Use West Entrance

Cost: Open to the Public / Free Admission / Free Parking

Suitability: Teens and up

What: Intangible Cultural Heritage

Geomnungo Concert

Poongyu Nmabook: the first performance of North Korean Geomungo music with sheet music

  • Baetnorae (Boatman’s song); arr. Youngae Han. 1964.
  • Bakyunpokpo (Bakyun waterfall); arr. Yongsil Kim. 1964.
  • Yumwon (Wish); comp. Yongsil Kim. 1962.
  • Nongchonpoongkyung (Rural scenery); comp. Yongsil Kim. 1963.
  • Hwimori (a quick, energetic 2-beat rhythm); arr. Yongsil Kim. 1962.
  • Chollima Jingoon (Chollima movement); arr. Yongsil Kim. 1962.

Intermission


South Korean Geomungo Sanjo orally transmitted and cherished by Master Gapdeuk Han

  • Daseorum (tuning up)
  • Jinyangjo (the first movement in Sanjo; the slowest rhythm)
  • Jungmori (the second movement; the moderate drive or rhythm)
  • Eotmori
  • Jungjungmori (the third movement)
  • Jajinmori (the fourth movement; the fast drive)

Performers

Dr. Jawhwa Lee

Dr. Soonjin Kim

Ms. Euna Kim

Ms. Haesu Lee

Ms. Haesim Sin

Poster

Program

Lubbock Wind and Rain composed and played by Dr. Jaehwa Lee

Information

Sowoon: (806) 853-7257 or MoTTU: (806) 742-2011

http://www.humanitiestexas.org/