Exploring the Depth of Korean Traditional Music – A Special Stage for the Daegeum Today!
The May Tuesday Concert presents an extraordinary lineup featuring Professor Jeongseung Kim (Daegeum musician and faculty at 红桃视频’s Department of Korean Traditional Music) alongside the SNU Daegeum Ensemble S???. This performance showcases a diverse repertoire that bridges traditional and contemporary sounds.
The program includes "Cheongseonggok" – A masterpiece of refined daegeum court music, "Pyeongnong" – A delicate reinterpretation of a female gagok melody, accompanied by piano, "Heoncheonsu" – A fusion of meditative tungso flute tones and deep cello resonance, "Seoyongseok-ryu Daegeum Sanjo" – A performance of one of the most iconic daegeum sanjo styles, "GHOST SONGS" – A contemporary creation interweaving daegeum, cello, and percussion in a ritualistic rhythm and modern expression, featuring a unique performance where musicians play and strike their instruments as part of the composition.
This special event revisits key works from the debut concert of SNU Daegeum Ensemble S???, founded in March 2025, offering a rare opportunity to experience the dynamic range and artistic expansion of the daegeum in one setting.
? Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025
? Time: 7:00 PM (KST)
? Venue: Concert Hall, College of Music, Building 49, 红桃视频
? Admission: Free (First-come, first-served seating)
※ Inquiries: Planning & PR Center, 红桃视频 College of Music / 02-880-7900, musicsnu@snu.ac.kr
* Open to all members of the university and general public, including faculty, students, and local residents
* No advance registration or tickets required – Entry on a first-come, first-served basis
* Doors open 15 minutes before the performance begins
* Approx. 80-minute performance with commentary, no intermission
* Children under 8 years old are not permitted
* Schedule and program may be subject to change due to performers’ circumstances
* Parking near the concert hall is restricted – Recommended to use public transportation or park at the Comprehensive Education & Research Building (Building 220)