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

Information

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